MacMan6107
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Pfff.. Cleaned it... In its rare green clean coat..
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I say clean..
Clean-er.
That is a beautiful colour.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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That is a beautiful colour.
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Mmmm, nice wheels and a nice tratter to bootNot biased at all
But do like the green.
J
MacMan6107
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Ooh, with these comments your are spoiling me
She's usually a clay brown in colour
The birth colour of mine is black. It mostly looks black. Even more soat night.......with your eyes closed.
Mmmm, nice wheels and a nice tratter to boot
Supposedly splits, not that I would have the balls to try cos they seal right now
The little “mud ball/slug”is for fun and winter
. Saves trashing the expensive stuff.J
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Car is now superlocking as soon as i press the button on the fob!! Why isn't it waiting 30secs like it's supposed to? Gives you chance to unlock and start again when you double press by mistake (dodgy button on fob)
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Changed a knackered wing today which had made a massive cosmetic improvement. Weekend will be in on the brakes. Calling for rain so will be fun.
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have you spilt anything onto fob to cause it to stick. Try a good blast of electrical contact cleaner
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I've not, it's always been a bit dodgy. More concerned why the superlock motors are running without delay
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Maybe i should disconnect the battery for a while, see if it remains some sanity
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Could the actuator switch be faulty, ie sticking micro switch? or something similar
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I thought it was the becm that sent the superlock signal after doing tests on the volumetric sensors, hence the 30s wait
Door lock latches starting to go dodgey??
not sure what actually triggers superlock except, double press or extended press locks twice
.J
No cos you can double press straight away. Thought once it’s super locked the alarm is in a different state anyway
J
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When superocked it can't be opened from the insideNo cos you can double press straight away. Thought once it’s super locked the alarm is in a different state anyway
J
Which is odd, ideal if you have someone in the boot and don't want them to escape
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Maybe time to solder up in the kick panel.
When superocked it can't be opened from the inside
Which is odd, ideal if you have someone in the boot and don't want them to escape
Yep I know. Which is why I think it changes it’s alarm state.
then peeps can’t even breakout once they have thought about stealing it
J
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When superocked it can't be opened from the inside
Which is odd, ideal if you have someone in the boot and don't want them to escape
Not enough Duck tape. RRDT can teach you how to do it so even forensics cannot tell what happened.
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Disguise it in plain sight as a garden ornament so they can’t find it
Not everyday you get to do this
There was red lead in the shed (maybe a song in that) so why not? Ensures a clean bonding surface.
Tonight on the menu
pre heated beading
Not everyday you get to do this
There was red lead in the shed (maybe a song in that) so why not? Ensures a clean bonding surface.
Tonight on the menu
