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26 August 2004, 10:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Adam Kindness
That is a gay colour..... and a half....
Everyone ive seen in it has said it looks alot better in the flesh.......or were they just being nice to me?
As I said you will see it tonight - Im not keen on Maroon myself! Mines a very rare scooby colour and I like it so thats all that matters really eh
26 August 2004, 02:13 PM
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haha could 'sell' you some of hers too, maybe swap?
Plans are leave engine for now until I get used to it (already has PPP - 240BHP) and stick on some new alloys (thinking 17" Anthracite), colour code some bits, STi6 Splitter + spoiler and clear lights and maybe a bigger Exhaust back box
Plans are leave engine for now until I get used to it (already has PPP - 240BHP) and stick on some new alloys (thinking 17" Anthracite), colour code some bits, STi6 Splitter + spoiler and clear lights and maybe a bigger Exhaust back box
Originally Posted by Adam Kindness
only if your sis is in 'em
So... your scoob.... whats the plans?
So... your scoob.... whats the plans?
26 August 2004, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Colinj
Yay put the key remote back together this morning and it works. Phew thank fanny for that!
Yes Adam there is a key to switch it off but I didnt fancy trying out last night and waking up half the street
Yes Adam there is a key to switch it off but I didnt fancy trying out last night and waking up half the street
hey coll. I got banned too lol
26 August 2004, 03:53 PM
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Without wanting to be too depressing Colin - you may not be out of the woods with the key fob I'm afraid 
Quite often when any sort of PCB (key fob, mobile phone etc) has contact with liquid it stops working - you put it on radiator / airing cubpoard etc and it starts working as the liquid has dried and sorted the short out. Sounds like you so far................
However, often this will leave a corrosive residue on the board, and over a period of days it will eat into the PCB tracks and all of a sudden it will stop working again
Hopefully you'll be fine, but just to warn you incase it does start playing up a few weeks down the line.........
Can you get into the key fob??? If so then giving any bits that got wet a bit of a clean up with some distilled water should help avoid the above
Cheers,
Matt
Quite often when any sort of PCB (key fob, mobile phone etc) has contact with liquid it stops working - you put it on radiator / airing cubpoard etc and it starts working as the liquid has dried and sorted the short out. Sounds like you so far................
However, often this will leave a corrosive residue on the board, and over a period of days it will eat into the PCB tracks and all of a sudden it will stop working again
Hopefully you'll be fine, but just to warn you incase it does start playing up a few weeks down the line.........
Can you get into the key fob??? If so then giving any bits that got wet a bit of a clean up with some distilled water should help avoid the above
Cheers,
Matt
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26 August 2004, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Cider boy
Without wanting to be too depressing Colin - you may not be out of the woods with the key fob I'm afraid
Quite often when any sort of PCB (key fob, mobile phone etc) has contact with liquid it stops working - you put it on radiator / airing cubpoard etc and it starts working as the liquid has dried and sorted the short out. Sounds like you so far................
However, often this will leave a corrosive residue on the board, and over a period of days it will eat into the PCB tracks and all of a sudden it will stop working again
Hopefully you'll be fine, but just to warn you incase it does start playing up a few weeks down the line.........
Can you get into the key fob??? If so then giving any bits that got wet a bit of a clean up with some distilled water should help avoid the above
Cheers,
Matt
Quite often when any sort of PCB (key fob, mobile phone etc) has contact with liquid it stops working - you put it on radiator / airing cubpoard etc and it starts working as the liquid has dried and sorted the short out. Sounds like you so far................
However, often this will leave a corrosive residue on the board, and over a period of days it will eat into the PCB tracks and all of a sudden it will stop working again
Hopefully you'll be fine, but just to warn you incase it does start playing up a few weeks down the line.........
Can you get into the key fob??? If so then giving any bits that got wet a bit of a clean up with some distilled water should help avoid the above
Cheers,
Matt
Ive had the remote apart and gave it a good clean, hopefully it will be fine but I had thought about that.
26 August 2004, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Colinj
...Mad dash to wash my hands results key fob, which was instantly glued to my hand...
Still laughing now. Many thanks. Cheered me up no end.
Every cloud...
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26 August 2004, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted by screwdriver
Sorry mate but your post sent me into a bout of hysterics
Still laughing now. Many thanks. Cheered me up no end.
Every cloud...
Screwd.
Still laughing now. Many thanks. Cheered me up no end.
Every cloud...
Screwd.
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