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Prinny said:
TooLateForAName said:
Phil Dicky said:
TooLateForAName said:
Subaru had a thing where you entered a pin code by pulling the door handle. Not many owners know this though.
How does that work?TyrannosauRoss Lex said:
Probably isn't one. You have to set it up before it works.
Actually there was a default - i think it was either 8888 or 2222.No idea what this was called so cant find the function with google... but
https://www.dirtyolbc.co.nz/community/topic/265-se...
Prinny said:
That is awesome. I now want a Subaru so I can be seen fondling the handle repeatedly in pub car parks, announcing to all and sundry that it’s a feature, and I’m not a door handle fetishist, honest. Please please please can someone with a Subaru with this feature bring it to the next barge meet? I’m willing to trade my 2nd-born and a big bag of peanut M&Ms.
How old is your second born and will they fit up the average UK chimney? Asking for a friend who owns a Subaru.jet_noise said:
deadtom said:
somebody save me from myself and buy this so that I don't have to:
Currently mid thread but Cat D with minor rear bumper and boot lid damage
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203489976889
Not just Cat D but Waitrose car park Cat D.Currently mid thread but Cat D with minor rear bumper and boot lid damage
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/203489976889
If this wasn't 600miles away...
It annoys me when people put "London" as the location, not just for cars, for anything. Some parts of "London" are less than 30 minutes from me, others are 2 hours, 3 on a bad traffic day.
stickleback123 said:
A whole lot of car there!I bet (particularly since Covid) Lewis is regretting calling his company that.
Emeye said:
Prinny said:
That is awesome. I now want a Subaru so I can be seen fondling the handle repeatedly in pub car parks, announcing to all and sundry that it’s a feature, and I’m not a door handle fetishist, honest. Please please please can someone with a Subaru with this feature bring it to the next barge meet? I’m willing to trade my 2nd-born and a big bag of peanut M&Ms.
How old is your second born and will they fit up the average UK chimney? Asking for a friend who owns a Subaru.The Don of Croy said:
Emeye said:
Prinny said:
That is awesome. I now want a Subaru so I can be seen fondling the handle repeatedly in pub car parks, announcing to all and sundry that it’s a feature, and I’m not a door handle fetishist, honest. Please please please can someone with a Subaru with this feature bring it to the next barge meet? I’m willing to trade my 2nd-born and a big bag of peanut M&Ms.
How old is your second born and will they fit up the average UK chimney? Asking for a friend who owns a Subaru.mondayo said:
stickleback123 said:
A whole lot of car there!I bet (particularly since Covid) Lewis is regretting calling his company that.
Nice little mini-barge 328i. Great straight six but lacking lord gears. Low miles though and looks clean as a whistle for £3.5k:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234048200401
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234048200401
dscam said:
Nice little mini-barge 328i. Great straight six but lacking lord gears. Low miles though and looks clean as a whistle for £3.5k:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234048200401
Lovely. Shows off the design so well in early SE spec.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234048200401
bolidemichael said:
Looks nice, there's nowt everyman driving pleasure than a spanish straight six three series.
Er...It's a manual 3 Series. About as far from thread love, and barge-ism, as it's possible to get. And it's silver. And, and...
And I critique as a soon to be owner of a 3 Series.
At shed money I'd take it. At more-than Lexus money I think anyone that paid that would be a crazed loon, 6 cylinders or not.
bolidemichael said:
mondayo said:
stickleback123 said:
A whole lot of car there!I bet (particularly since Covid) Lewis is regretting calling his company that.
CharlesdeGaulle said:
bolidemichael said:
Looks nice, there's nowt everyman driving pleasure than a spanish straight six three series.
Er...It's a manual 3 Series. About as far from thread love, and barge-ism, as it's possible to get. And it's silver. And, and...
And I critique as a soon to be owner of a 3 Series.
At shed money I'd take it. At more-than Lexus money I think anyone that paid that would be a crazed loon, 6 cylinders or not.
CharlesdeGaulle said:
Er...
It's a manual 3 Series. About as far from thread love, and barge-ism, as it's possible to get. And it's silver. And, and...
And I critique as a soon to be owner of a 3 Series.
At shed money I'd take it. At more-than Lexus money I think anyone that paid that would be a crazed loon, 6 cylinders or not.
My z4 2.5 has convinced me (again) that the BMW straight 6 engines of the era are masterpieces, and the manual gearbox puts you in the conductors chair. I’m on the look out for a 3.0 6 speed at the moment. I’d like a go in that 328. It's a manual 3 Series. About as far from thread love, and barge-ism, as it's possible to get. And it's silver. And, and...
And I critique as a soon to be owner of a 3 Series.
At shed money I'd take it. At more-than Lexus money I think anyone that paid that would be a crazed loon, 6 cylinders or not.
W00DY said:
You never see any first gen 6 series about anymore, I remember about 2006 they were literally everywhere.A reasonable service on the E55 yesterday.
A kind of good news, medium news type of service.
It was a big one (apparently). Plus he was looking at a few issues for me.
So I had seemingly slow punctures on all the tyres on the drivers side. The front one was a screw that could be fixed, the other was due to the paint/finish coming off on the rear.
Plus a rattle from the rear was just a heat shield.
All fixed...that's the good news.
The medium news was that I'm getting three intermittent faults, and obviously they all went MIA when he was looking.
One was a EML which is apparently linked to the secondary air pump, which has cleared itself. The second was an oil sensor....which is a good one, as it means you can't check the oil, as there's no dipstick.
And finally there's a suspension issue, which I think is a pump for the air suspension which flashes up occasionally.
It looks like I'm going to have to bend over and take one, and try and get it plugged into STAR.
Unless anyone in thread has access to one, or knows of one, vaguely in the South Yorkshire/North Derbyshire area.
A kind of good news, medium news type of service.
It was a big one (apparently). Plus he was looking at a few issues for me.
So I had seemingly slow punctures on all the tyres on the drivers side. The front one was a screw that could be fixed, the other was due to the paint/finish coming off on the rear.
Plus a rattle from the rear was just a heat shield.
All fixed...that's the good news.
The medium news was that I'm getting three intermittent faults, and obviously they all went MIA when he was looking.
One was a EML which is apparently linked to the secondary air pump, which has cleared itself. The second was an oil sensor....which is a good one, as it means you can't check the oil, as there's no dipstick.
And finally there's a suspension issue, which I think is a pump for the air suspension which flashes up occasionally.
It looks like I'm going to have to bend over and take one, and try and get it plugged into STAR.
Unless anyone in thread has access to one, or knows of one, vaguely in the South Yorkshire/North Derbyshire area.
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