MGF Indicator fault Update

On the other hand new cars aren't meant to last ten or fifteen years. The manufacturers would be quite happy if their cars give 5 years trouble free service to an owner who will then buy another new car from them.
The trick is to build a car cheap enough to make money but good enough to last that 5 years!

Rich in Vancouver wrote: On the other hand new cars aren't meant to last ten or fifteen years. The manufacturers would be quite happy if their cars give 5 years trouble free service to an owner who will then buy another new car from them.
The trick is to build a car cheap enough to make money but good enough to last that 5 years!

True, and you can fix most things on these cars with sticky backed plastic and a washing up bottle. :bust:

David Aiketgate wrote:

Rich in Vancouver wrote: On the other hand new cars aren't meant to last ten or fifteen years. The manufacturers would be quite happy if their cars give 5 years trouble free service to an owner who will then buy another new car from them.
The trick is to build a car cheap enough to make money but good enough to last that 5 years!

True, and you can fix most things on these cars with sticky backed plastic and a washing up bottle. :bust:

True...But you wouldn't want to buy one like that. :nonod:

Rich in Vancouver wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote:

Rich in Vancouver wrote: On the other hand new cars aren't meant to last ten or fifteen years. The manufacturers would be quite happy if their cars give 5 years trouble free service to an owner who will then buy another new car from them.
The trick is to build a car cheap enough to make money but good enough to last that 5 years!

True, and you can fix most things on these cars with sticky backed plastic and a washing up bottle. :bust:

True...But you wouldn't want to buy one like that. :nonod:

I thought you already bought one, Rich. :lol:

By the way. did you notice the lovely tshirt I was wearing on the Lakes Run?

Too true David, but it's starting to come together now. :thumbsup:

I'll have to take a look at the pics of the run. :thumbsup:

Fault cured with...





WD40!

Damp on fuse box, must be dodgy connection/dry solder joint. Ok now!

WD40 is great at removing water. :yesnod: :broon:

David Aiketgate wrote: WD40 is great at removing water. :yesnod: :broon:

Especially as it was developed as a WATER DISPERSANT and was the 40th formulation!!!!! :omg: :omg: :bust:

bryan young wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: WD40 is great at removing water. :yesnod: :broon:

Especially as it was developed as a WATER DISPERSANT and was the 40th formulation!!!!! :omg: :omg: :bust:

Get out of town!