I have to ask - what's the heated wheel like? I've had all kinds of expensive, posh and cheap cars but never one with a heated steering wheel!
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I have to ask - what's the heated wheel like? I've had all kinds of expensive, posh and cheap cars but never one with a heated steering wheel!
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I have gloves for when it's that cold
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The heated steering wheel is almost as good as the preheater( 20 mins before I get in the car) then the heated seats , but to top it all is the cooled seats in the Summer, which are fantastic....LOL.
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Had that in my fully loaded Saab. Heated seats are great.. But cooled seats are honestly one of the best inventions ever.
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Mate its heaven nothing else I own has it. Its like when the wheels cold and you get a warm spot where your hands have been.... its like just warmer then that. Its quite a nice feature.
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Glad about that,you were beginning to smell.
I will have you know I bathe at least once a year, whether I need it or not.
It's defo on my list of wants when I get a newer RR
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My old Jag has a heated wheel, which is nice..
The MK3 Mondeo I also had was fitted with heated and cooled recaros!
Nice...
The MK3 Mondeo I also had was fitted with heated and cooled recaros!
Nice...
Cheaper to get the misses to jump in start it up and warm the seat up
you need to train them right
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Can't remember that last time i had a bath
I like a shower best, being in hot water dont do it for me, and why sit in dirty water?
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+1 it's supposed to cause all sort of back problems.
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Must say our lass has both a hot ass which is quite cool.
Oh shot she's just seen me typing this. That's me fecked for tonight
Oh shot she's just seen me typing this. That's me fecked for tonight
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Changed the engine oil today flushed it out then re filled then put up the Xmas lights
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Hopefully will replace the dead bulbs in the clock and dash buttons tomorrow!!
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Looking at seal kits for the injection pump as i noticed it is dripping from where the cable mounts on the side of the pump, i think i have found the kit. is this the right one.
BOSCH Nummer: 2 467 010 003
BOSCH Nummer: 2 467 010 003
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Oh yeah..... it's nothing to drive, but it doesn't break.We got one to test drive to replace the Boss's 325i what a heap of tinny sh1t.The salesman was v impressed when I told him it misfired at 120mph,when you eventually got it there.luved that Beemer.Dover to home 298 miles in 3hrs 10 mins.at night
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In your car?
I got the kit from www.injectionpumps.co.uk
