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Tim7

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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #15 on: 19 November 2009, 22:35:55 »
If you need glasses for driving think you need a spare pair as well  8-) (not drinking glasses) : ::) :D
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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #16 on: 20 November 2009, 09:53:42 »
Crankshaft sensor ?

My spare ones always in the boot...
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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #17 on: 20 November 2009, 09:55:34 »
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Crankshaft sensor ?

My spare ones always in the boot...

Now that is a good idea
Cheers  :y :y :y
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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #18 on: 21 November 2009, 11:38:25 »
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Crankshaft sensor ?

My spare ones always in the boot...

Now that is a good idea
Cheers  :y :y :y

No point taking a crank sensor on a 4 pot, maybe a cam sensor but highly unlikely ;)
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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #19 on: 23 November 2009, 12:01:04 »
Got there and back with no issues :D
Intresting seeing 130 Speed Limit signs on the french motorway. Then having to explain to my mate why i was "only" going 85mph lol She didnt understand what the blue numbers on the speedo where for until now  :-/
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Re: Driving Aboard
« Reply #20 on: 23 November 2009, 13:11:47 »
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Got there and back with no issues :D
Intresting seeing 130 Speed Limit signs on the french motorway. Then having to explain to my mate why i was "only" going 85mph lol She didnt understand what the blue numbers on the speedo where for until now  :-/

My misses was doing a driving stint in France I noticed speedo has crept upto 110mph, had to explain the kph and mph differences
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« Reply #21 on: 24 November 2009, 00:16:46 »
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Whats a Seine-Eau?

Seine is a river-like the Thames
Eau-is water

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I thought it was the French pronunciation of swine-flu !
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