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Headlight washer thieves

Started by ANDY8, 23 November 2006, 22:35:55

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Marks DTM Calib

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QuoteMy solution was based around some conductive black paint and a dis pack......


...20,000 Volts....?  :o

40,000+!

Auto Addict

QuoteMy solution was based around some conductive black paint and a dis pack......

How could you do such a thing to RMcB :o
I like red cars

sir moanalot

coat them every night in dog poo, then see if they steal em' !

........... im too possessive with my cars !!
yet another miserable day in rip off britain !!!

markey mark

QuoteMy solution was based around some conductive black paint and a dis pack......

awesome mark !! ;D :y

Omega-MV6

Dog Poo.... rotflmao..... ;D

That would be so funny to watch them try to nick it...  ;D

Matt
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......Those that understand binary, and those that don't

TheBoy

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QuoteMy solution was based around some conductive black paint and a dis pack......


...20,000 Volts....?  :o

40,000+!
Ouch, thats gonna hurt in the morning.... ;D
Grumpy old man

Phil

They come off because when it gets cold, the water in the tube ends freeze, then when you use them the pressure behind the ice pushes them off!!

I speak from experince after thinking someone was nicking mine untill i saw one go airborne whilst doing 70ish mph on the A12 last winter!!

Ive now bought 4 in total at a cost of over £140 (£33+vat after discount from Vxl)

Think ive found a solution in Trembond 380, a posh exterior industrial Gripfill  :)

Markie

QuoteThey come off because when it gets cold, the water in the tube ends freeze, then when you use them the pressure behind the ice pushes them off!!

I speak from experince after thinking someone was nicking mine untill i saw one go airborne whilst doing 70ish mph on the A12 last winter!!

Ive now bought 4 in total at a cost of over £140 (£33+vat after discount from Vxl)

Think ive found a solution in Trembond 380, a posh exterior industrial Gripfill  :)

Aaaaah that explains it then  ;)
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Markjay

I am aware of the legal requirement to have the washers if your car is equipped with HID.

BUT – I hate them... the washers give a massive squirt of water all over the bonnet, which drains the washer bottle like there is no tomorrow and leaves your car looking like it's front end has been dipped into a very large cup of tea. So much so that I make a point of switching off the headlight before using the windscreen washers (scary stuff when driving on the motorway at night :D)


Alas, no more Omegas....

mark68710_0

Ever thought about coating them in that wet paint that never dries.
Bit of a s*d for cleaning .
Just a THOUGHT!!!!!!
Never Argue With An Idiot. They'll Drag You Down To Their Level And Then Beat You With Experience.

ANDY8

QuoteI am aware of the legal requirement to have the washers if your car is equipped with HID.

BUT – I hate them... the washers give a massive squirt of water all over the bonnet, which drains the washer bottle like there is no tomorrow and leaves your car looking like it's front end has been dipped into a very large cup of tea. So much so that I make a point of switching off the headlight before using the windscreen washers (scary stuff when driving on the motorway at night :D)



Cant you adjust the jets so that the water dont go so high over your hood??

Markjay

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Cant you adjust the jets so that the water dont go so high over your hood??


Hmm.... didn't think about that one...
Alas, no more Omegas....

TheBoy

or just disconnect to headlight pump  ::)

just have to remember to regularly clean lights....
Grumpy old man