Quite possibly, it's outside the premises of the key fob specialist I'd been at asking about re syncing one of my fobs or getting a replacement, he's been trying to get it resolved also, should have probably made that clear earlier.
That is slightly different
However, I am still left wondering, in other circumstances, what insurance companies would say.
Hopefully I won't need to find out , unlikely any local car thiefs will bother with it, if they can get it going I will be impressed thoughThat is slightly different
Leave a note on the steering wheel "If you manage to get this vehicle started, please pop into landyzone and let everyone know how you did it."
Seems it's a lot safer than an industrial estate in East Kilbride
Or anywhere in East Kilbride for that matter
Seems it's a lot safer than an industrial estate in East Kilbride
In the 80s, I used to always leave my car unlocked in the garage. Back then it was the stereo they were usually after. So I'd work on the premise, steal the stereo but don't break the windows.
Thanks, got Martys lock test sheet and Mozz's sync checks etc too, made some enquiries about a new latch unit for the drivers door, don't think there's much point me taking anything else off it for now until I have a working latch to fit.
Never needed to lock my cars here in rural France, certainly no one would want to nick a 20 year old P38 or the stereo for that matter.
Is still that way here - esp if you might be blocking someone in...they just move your car as required! Saying goes: we only lock the doors during the Glasgow Fair
Is still that way here - esp if you might be blocking someone in...they just move your car as required! Saying goes: we only lock the doors during the Glasgow Fair
Sounds about right, lived in the centre of Glasgow for a long time before moving to the countryside, had a few old Discoverys while I was there, perfect city centre motors as I couldn't care less if they got bumped or scratched
(PS : I am a Wegie)
That is slightly different
That's a shame, did they leave you a fully loaded cash machine in the back for your troubles?It always looked dirty dented and like a non starter, but always started and would pull anything. They dumped it after they finished and I had the vehicle back. Steering lock, ignition, door broke. Chassis bit wobbly (it needed welding before) but engine sounded like when you hear something underwater. Week later nothing on the key - engine had welded itself together
Broke my heart
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