Re: Starting Woes
 

tpow <wd40@btinternet.com> wrote:

> "Steve Daniels" <sdaniels@gorge.net> wrote in message
> news:t36224dvu9pcujepodo5pvph31u798a3bg@4ax.com...

> >
> > I did something last evening that I haven't done for years. I
> > went for a joyride. Gas is four something (at 11.25:1
> > compression, I need premium) and I used twelve bucks of it to
> > drive around just because I love driving this car. I was nailing
> > eighty on a back country road without even pushing it.
> >
> > I love my car.
> >
> > --
> > Life is too short to play cheap guitars.
>
> only four something...........let me tell you in the UK you only drive as
> much as you have to, no matter how much you love the car cos over here its
> $9 per gallon.

Nah some of us still take the car out for a good drive in the UK even at
those prices, its still cheaper than the pub, & on the right road a lot
more fun. I do have the bonus of the Derbyshire peaks and all its great
roads being 10 mins >>> way though which is a bonus.
--
Jon B
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Re: Starting Woes
 

I had very interesting starting problems when I had a weak battery/weak signal in the switch blade key. The immobilization light gave it away, but man what a pain in the butt.

Also, make sure you check the manual before replacing the key battery! You might be sorry like I was...