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Posts posted by Tony9r
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"... a man's gotta chew what a man's gotta chew!"
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Found this, and now I can see just how these things actually work! :winky:
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Mmmm... didn't know Aido was a DJ - Aido AKA J DA BUDDAH
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Yay... I got the first mention - Tony @ LOC :winky:
GO WOZZA!!!
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Use the edge of a credit card :winky:
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This is the reason I havn't got mine re-sprayed from the last keying (o/s front to rear)... I know full well it'll happen again now they've tried the "screwdriver jabbing" trick on the n/s wing :tsktsk: :tsktsk: :tsktsk:
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If you have no luck at all with it THIS seems reasonably priced...
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Clarkson's new book :winky:
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Yea, I believe it's to avoid the jet blast :winky:
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I would be interested in the outcome, as mine hesitates every now and then under heavy acceleration...
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Ah-ha, you've finally seen the light Mat...
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Confirmators - these look like indicators but they only work at the instant the car makes the turn (or slightly after).
Infuriators - again these look like indicators but they are only used on straight roads & often motorways for miles and miles.
Nondicators - only fitted to BMWs these are never used, except to bag a parking space in multi-story car parks.
Divlights - very similar to fog lights but only used during the hours of daylight.
Toolights - these are fog lights that can only be used if the head lights are on.
Dumblights - just like rear fog lights, but once used they cannot be turned off for days, sometimes weeks or months.
Dicklights - similar to the above, but used in slightly misty conditions in nose-to-tail traffic.
Unilights - these are like head lights, but fitted to only one side of the vehicle and angled to light up the opposite side of the road.
Crashdoors - like ordinary car doors but these are thrown open violently (usually outside schools) without warning, to sharpen up the avoidance skills of passing motorists.
Cyclelights - almost mythical devices rumoured to be seen on older cyclists' machines.
Lanejamma - this is a vehicle that can never reach the legal speed limit and can only be driven in the centre or outside lane of motorways.
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All the best Peter ;)
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Sorry to steal your thunder ................ was posted before : http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/ind...ic=43381&hl
Oooopsey... goes to show how much I come on here now!
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Not sure if I like the idea or not?
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Hi guys, I recieved this email today, looks a bit dogey to me, think its a scam???
Anyone else had one of these??
Thanks
Paul
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SCAM!... when I click on the link, this warning comes up - This is a reported phishing website.
BIN IT! :winky:
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The GS has a Thatcham approved alarm so it has to have interior sensors, either microwave or ultrasonic. On the Series II it is in the centre console however the series I alarm isn't factory fitted, it was installed when the vehicle enters the country, so it's not a well integrated.
Does that mean that on the Mk1, it could be the little "speaker grill" next to the clock?
I believe that's a temperature sensor for the climate control...???
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Know how you feel mate... had the o/s wing mirror kicked off, keyed down one side - front to back, n/s front wing hacked with a screwdriver and rear passenger window smashed :tsktsk: :tsktsk: :tsktsk: all outside my front door
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must be slightly crazzzzzzy!!!
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My Brother-in law has a Cerbera AJP 4.2, and has also just bought a Sagaris... been out in both - an experience and a half!!! :shutit: :winky:
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Don't get Avon's as they're very noisy (road noise)!
Had them on my GS when I first bought it... thought the wheel bearings were shot
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Well I'm still conscious... just - another drinky me thinks :outforcount: :winky:
Thank's again lad's ;)
Toffo's...
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Another couple :winky:
"Everyone's a fruit and a nut case!"
M - A - R - A - T - H - O - N ... Marathon!