Created by: | Orig. Posting Date | User Name | Edit Date |
| Jan 21, 2022 12:30PM | Johnnybgoood1 | |
| Jan 21, 2022 11:08AM | Markiss | |
| Jan 21, 2022 05:18AM | Dan Moffet | |
| Jan 21, 2022 05:17AM | kenatminimania | |
| Jan 20, 2022 05:48PM | Markiss | |
| Jan 20, 2022 03:40PM | Johnnybgoood1 |
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Jan 21, 2022
12:30PM
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so sorry, its a 2007 cooper s, the key was on the washing machine, quite a ways away from the car, seems like just the circuit that runs the radio and gear shift is the only one on , otherwise I would think the battery would have ran down by now
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Lucas system trying to make a come back.
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Simple recipe for Excitement: Take 1 Classic Mini. Throw in 1590cc's of engine. Add 5 gears. A dash of 94 octane. A sprinkle of style inside and out. Toss in 1 MadMan and finally heat tires and pavement to taste. Recipe produces 1 Mini VTEC conversion and full satisfaction. Motor on!
Simple recipe for Excitement: Take 1 Classic Mini. Throw in 1590cc's of engine. Add 5 gears. A dash of 94 octane. A sprinkle of style inside and out. Toss in 1 MadMan and finally heat tires and pavement to taste. Recipe produces 1 Mini VTEC conversion and full satisfaction. Motor on!
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Johnnybgood:
You don't say what car you are talking about, or its particular model etc.
I'm guessing your car might have one of those proximity features where you just need the key near the car to unlock/start etc. If so, and the key was in our pocket, it could have enabled the operation of accessories such as the radio.
You don't say what car you are talking about, or its particular model etc.
I'm guessing your car might have one of those proximity features where you just need the key near the car to unlock/start etc. If so, and the key was in our pocket, it could have enabled the operation of accessories such as the radio.
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"Hang on a minute lads....I've got a great idea."
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The radio typically uses low level power to retain station presets.
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Lucas! Are you back?
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Simple recipe for Excitement: Take 1 Classic Mini. Throw in 1590cc's of engine. Add 5 gears. A dash of 94 octane. A sprinkle of style inside and out. Toss in 1 MadMan and finally heat tires and pavement to taste. Recipe produces 1 Mini VTEC conversion and full satisfaction. Motor on!
Simple recipe for Excitement: Take 1 Classic Mini. Throw in 1590cc's of engine. Add 5 gears. A dash of 94 octane. A sprinkle of style inside and out. Toss in 1 MadMan and finally heat tires and pavement to taste. Recipe produces 1 Mini VTEC conversion and full satisfaction. Motor on!
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So the light on the shifter is on all the time and today when I was removing the speedometer to replace the digital screen I bumped the button for the radio and it came on along with the cd it spit out, why is there power to the radio when I didnt even put the key in the car?
