Bought a gismo

road warrior said:
yes i think they last a few years and im sure if i do them it wont be a concern in my lifetime :thumbsup:
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Those rear brake pipes can corrode fairly quickly, how old are you rw? :cry:
Rob
 
Smartbear said:
road warrior said:
yes i think they last a few years and im sure if i do them it wont be a concern in my lifetime :thumbsup:
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Those rear brake pipes can corrode fairly quickly, how old are you rw? :cry:
Rob
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67, and if the current ones have lasted 13 years.. And based on the fact that I rarely keep a car for more than 2 years. What do you think? :D
 
Cunifer is an alloy of copper, nickel & iron (Cu + Ni + Fe). Its a lot more expensive than steel but is infinitely better at resisting corrosion. Its often used for sea water pipes on ships.
 
my gismo
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/XCARLINK-SKU3506-BMW-12-PIN-FLAT-PIN-USB-SD-INTERFACE-FOR-3-5-7-SERIES-X5/310788744711?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
 
went out for a drive in the sun, roof down ect.. care to guess the end result ?
i filled a 16gb sd card full of music (predominantly ac/dc and floyd and set off for a countryside and motorway blast, i found my head was bobbling in stationary traffic and motorways/fast duel carriageways, and i was turning it off for moving off, countryside and general burbling possibilities. I noticed it overrode the satnav map but switched back to show instructions and then went back to showing the track playing, turning off the radio instantly brought the map back of course.That is slightly annoying of course, but then, if i needed the immensely clunky bmw satnav in the first place i would be wayy more upset :o :o
 
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