nrgserv
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ah!
didnt remember that as hopped to first unread.
be better on your user cp.
have nicked your quote tho, if thats ok?
ABS death trap!!!!! please help
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ah!
didnt remember that as hopped to first unread.
be better on your user cp.
have nicked your quote tho, if thats ok?
top-cat
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No i havent taken part in any real motorsport other than rallying for the past 25 years, I am a member and have been obviously for a couple of years or so
of an MSA affiliated motor club.As for staying on the road as I quite clearly stated i was on private land and the brakes gave in with a potentially fatal out come not to unlike the one mentioned in this thread My advice was not to remove the bulb as others have but to take the matter seriously.
Im sure boy races test their driving skills or lack of them on public roads mainly high streets dont they??? Unlike what we do on closed forest tracks, race tracks, airfields private estates and the like
Perhaps it is the car in question, a civic type R that steers your presumpsion towards me being a "boy racer" it was a proper blinged up chav mobile taken in part ex. we are in the finishing stages of a rebuild of an ex world car wrc ford focus 4wd turbo ready to compete in one of two championship rounds next year. we won both 3 years ago. Perhaps with your tuition we could have it in the bag next year.:doh:
Muddy Gonzo
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So come on then c unt from your vast experience in driving how would you deal with this situation ?
penis
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No i havent taken part in any real motorsport other than rallying for the past 25 years, I am a member and have been obviously for a couple of years or so
As for staying on the road as I quite clearly stated i was on private land and the brakes gave in with a potentially fatal out come not to unlike the one mentioned in this thread My advice was not to remove the bulb as others have but to take the matter seriously.
Im sure boy races test their driving skills or lack of them on public roads mainly high streets dont they??? Unlike what we do on closed forest tracks, race tracks, airfields private estates and the like
Thats one big kick in the ass for Charles Y i would say
The trick is not to get in that sort of mess in the first place.
Are you ashamed to use those swear words, that you disguise them?
Or is your command of the English language so limited you don't know there are options?
Don't worry about it.
I won't and I am out of here, so you can have it all to yourself.
CharlesY
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No im not ashamed at all for using that kind of language, at the end of day i like to keep my comments short and to the point, that way we all know where we stand.
And with that in mind Fook Off Arsehole.
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Well I struck lucky today. I fixed the problem with a small flat screwdriver.
Took both front wheels of and found a lot of mud around the front nearside sensor, so took a few minutes poking it away with the screwdriver to inspect it properly.
I could not see any issues so put the wheels back on. Then when I took it for a drive the ABS light went out after 5mph, and stayed off. Turned the engine off and on a few times to check it was not a fluke and all seems well.
Now I have one less issue to deal with.
Took both front wheels of and found a lot of mud around the front nearside sensor, so took a few minutes poking it away with the screwdriver to inspect it properly.
I could not see any issues so put the wheels back on. Then when I took it for a drive the ABS light went out after 5mph, and stayed off. Turned the engine off and on a few times to check it was not a fluke and all seems well.
Now I have one less issue to deal with.
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Fink charlesY needs to read posts propper before slaging peeps off :doh:
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Well I struck lucky today. I fixed the problem with a small flat screwdriver.
Took both front wheels of and found a lot of mud around the front nearside sensor, so took a few minutes poking it away with the screwdriver to inspect it properly.
I could not see any issues so put the wheels back on. Then when I took it for a drive the ABS light went out after 5mph, and stayed off. Turned the engine off and on a few times to check it was not a fluke and all seems well.
Now I have one less issue to deal with.
That's excellent news Brian, well done. You'll notice no swearing was used in the making of this comment.
Dave
You could be right there, but flinging the dummy tit out of the pram once in a while is fun too.
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