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Jockman said:
I have a flag on the keyword 'dead'.
You were always going to get me
On a serious note though, next time it goes dead I would strongly advise you to stop when safe to do so, turn the engine off then wait a few seconds before restarting. The problem should have resolved itself
Pay attention Dracula,that's what I did.You were always going to get me

On a serious note though, next time it goes dead I would strongly advise you to stop when safe to do so, turn the engine off then wait a few seconds before restarting. The problem should have resolved itself

My question is what caused it to lose the radio and CD player,loose wire perhaps ?
It is not funny there I am,looking cool,roof down,shades on,making all the moves to Jay Z ,when suddenly,zilch,nothing,nowt.

Edited by avinalarf on Monday 28th April 12:49
avinalarf said:
Jockman said:
I have a flag on the keyword 'dead'.
You were always going to get me
On a serious note though, next time it goes dead I would strongly advise you to stop when safe to do so, turn the engine off then wait a few seconds before restarting. The problem should have resolved itself
Pay attention Dracula,that's what I did.You were always going to get me

On a serious note though, next time it goes dead I would strongly advise you to stop when safe to do so, turn the engine off then wait a few seconds before restarting. The problem should have resolved itself


avinalarf said:
"Looked soft ". 
Brent is that obscure scouse terminology ?
I'm a London Lad and not familiar with your northern slang.
We obviously need to be a bit clear here.
Brent is that obscure scouse terminology ?
I'm a London Lad and not familiar with your northern slang.
Please indicate A, B or C for the closest visual.....
(A)

(B)

(C)

(A)A bit soft (in the upstairs dept.)
(B)Nuttier than a port-o-potty at a peanut festival.
(C)You need help.
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t happens" as it meant the same really