Is it right to flash "foggers"..

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Maybe I should keep a large parabolic mirror on the passenger seat and hold it up in front of me so they get a nice reverse-flash :lol:

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whats all this flashing in time to the bsi cycle stuffy, have i missed something :roll:
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Definetly
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Puggy - me and you have 1999 / 2000 cars which are ubber-reliable these other fella's have 2002+ cars with slow BSi's it seems.
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There is a discernible delay between input and output, I don't have a problem with the light flashing thing TBH, that's easy enough to control, but I find it impossible to give a quick barp of the horn, you either get fek all or a full on blast! :evil:
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oh cheers doggy :P :P :P :P :P

ah i see ,thanks for that welly young man everything is clear now :)

serves em right for having newer cars hehehehe :P :P
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puggy wrote:oh cheers doggy :P :P :P :P :P
One tries to spread a litlle sunshine....
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It's gotta go :(
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steve_earwig wrote:It's gotta go :(
What, the Yugo?
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No the Devil's D9, although I might trade it in for one, no computers whatsoever and an orange fog light indicator too.
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Oh no! Is it mechanical or monetary?
Sorry to hear that :(
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What you on about Uncle Steve? :?
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One has to go, I can't afford to keep them both. The plan is still registering the D9 in the spring, putting them both up for sale and loosing the one I get the best price for, although I think I'd be nuts to keep the D9, seeing as how they're so reliable and full of interesting little idiosyncracies.
teamster1975 wrote:Is it mechanical or monetary?
Seen the exchange rate lately? When I came out here it was 11kn to the pound, yesterday it fell below 8 - It's either a car or a kidney.
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Ahh - your income comes from the UK does it not? less Kilo Newtons per pound = big trouble :frown:

You, err, *cough*, could always, like, get a job :shock: :supafrisk:

I've even thought of a job - installing telephone lines/maintenance/sky systems whatever?
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SLight problem - I don't speak the lingo.
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