Has anyone left their Griff....

[srebbe64]

...on their drive with the roof down, forgot all about it (after a glass or two of wine) all night - only for it to rain (for good measure)?

Don't ask! Am I likely to experience any "electrical anomolies"?

[crofty1]

Hi,
Depending on how wet it got, Suggest you let it dry out thoroughly just in case the dash electrics short out, apart from that i don't think anybody has a crystal ball

[starmist]

What have you done to upset the neighbours so much they didn't let you know?

[srebbe64]

starmist said:

What have you done to upset the neighbours so much they didn't let you know?

I refer you to this post from last week:

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=141&t=165033

[starmist]

Fair enough. I bet he laughed, though!

[griffrhysjones]

Speaking from experience check that your ECU in the passenger footwell isn't sat in 3 inch of water! Gets a bit expensive after a while!

[beano500]

Was always leaving it outside at the office I worked in in Bracknell, Berks only to be the Berk who everyone had to keep telling it was about to rain.

Don't think I ever got anywhere near as bad as one of the old director duffers who left his Porkie for several hours......

[srebbe64]

Well, the motor seems okay.

At first the left indicator started blinking at twice its normal speed - but it's okay now! Strannge - the very few niggles I've had since I bought that car have all fixed themselves.

[old64er]

srebbe64 said:

Well, the motor seems okay. the very few niggles I've had since I bought that car have all fixed themselves.

What an Omen

[starmist]

You don't call it Christine, do you?

[srebbe64]

starmist said:

You don't call it Christine, do you?

No I call it "Titanic" - I'm trying reverse psychology on it.