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What have you done to your Elgrand today?

Serviced with no problems & sailed through MoT with flying colours !
- Guy could not believe she is nearly 15 years old.

My only problem now is that I may have to sell her - eye problems mean I will probably not have my license for much longer.
Hey Ho.............
 
StevieP said:
Serviced with no problems & sailed through MoT with flying colours !
- Guy could not believe she is nearly 15 years old.

My only problem now is that I may have to sell her - eye problems mean I will probably not have my license for much longer.
Hey Ho.............
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That's a great shame, take care
 
Big thanks to our Brian ( BMR) for supplying the bits , not the huge pollen filter that I have to cut down to fit …daisey will soon be road legal again .. even though I don’t use her much now days I do miss not being able to drive her
 

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Looked at some pictures as it's nearing boat in Japan.
 
Went car camping in the rain and as we left by dark, we saw for the first time that we have blue lights in the front... the round ones with the chrome surround in the photo attached... so they match the blue ones in the front stairwells... it's all starting to make sense now.

Which prompts a question... I'm ashamed to say that we still don't know what these do... strip of 5 light-looking things below our blue lights? Camera on the passenger side?

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Teresa66 said:
Went car camping in the rain and as we left by dark, we saw for the first time that we have blue lights in the front... the round ones with the chrome surround in the photo attached... so they match the blue ones in the front stairwells... it's all starting to make sense now.

Which prompts a question... I'm ashamed to say that we still don't know what these do... strip of 5 light-looking things below our blue lights? Camera on the passenger side?

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The first picture is a kerb side mirror for parking, and the second looks like some extra lights, maybe driving lights or something. Maybe you have a extra switch somewhere?
 
Petefox83 said:
The first picture is a kerb side mirror for parking, and the second looks like some extra lights, maybe driving lights or something. Maybe you have a extra switch somewhere?
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Thanks Peter - we thought the same, but not sure how to activate either yet lol

Edit: found the on/off switch to activate the lights in the front - look cool. On the left under the steering wheel. Now we know that one of the 5 bulbs on one side is weak, so we may have to investigate how to replace it

Next to this newly found switch is a rotating knob which increases and decreases something... maybe alarm sensitivity.
 
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Treated Magnu to 6 months of vehicle tax. Wanted to get away from the treadmill of

October - service and MOT
November - vehicle tax
December - insurance
 
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