My car has gone mad

Andy said:
Seriously.. in 5 years this is my biggest issue with an otherwise virtually flawless car, the sodding passenger seat belt sensor..

I've harped on about it on here a few times but always alone, so told myself it can't be that bad, but grrrr :)
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Must have missed that, or I'd have harped on with you... mine goes off with my mobile, or a set of house keys..... or a Ginster's Cornish Pasty. Quite how any of these are supposed to weigh the same as even a child, I don't know...

Thankfully, I've bought a new sensor to go on my M seats.... :thumbsup:
 
original guvnor said:
It's threads like this that cheer me up after a hard days slog ! :thumbsup:
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Glad to have helped. My hard days slog ended with me going nuts with the consistent beeping, too loud radio to drown it out, catching the lights being on, frantically turning the lights knob to try and figure out what was going on all whilst beeping ongoing... Stressful times. Thanks to the forum my drive in tomorrow will be much calmer :)
 
Actually calling it a hard days slog is pushing it on my part. I've been all over London looking at restaurants (yes it is work!!) including a first ever visit to Kingston, which I thought was nice.

I had to laugh because i had a similar issue with the beeping in my previous Zed and discovered a file full of paperwork on the passenger seat was the culprit after much swearing. I was tempted to suggest it wasn't the car going mad.... :poke: :rofl: :thumbsup:
 
original guvnor said:
Actually calling it a hard days slog is pushing it on my part. I've been all over London looking at restaurants (yes it is work!!) including a first ever visit to Kingston, which I thought was nice.
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Kingston is lovely, was there shopping on Sunday..which restaurants are good there then? I usually end up at Jamies but would be keen to know of other ones that are good.
 
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
which restaurants are good there then? I usually end up at Jamies but would be keen to know of other ones that are good.
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I couldn't really say Ruby to be honest. I was there to look at a specific unit. There was a nice area by the river behind the Wagamama that had Strada, Carluccios, Byron (I love Byron - great business) and Browns (which is lovely if you like a quintessential British-style thing). There was also a place called Terrace Eatery on Apple Market which was very popular with a great outdoor seating area doing a roaring trade but this was more a deli/cafe than a restaurant.
 
original guvnor said:
RubyBlueZ4MC said:
which restaurants are good there then? I usually end up at Jamies but would be keen to know of other ones that are good.
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I couldn't really say Ruby to be honest. I was there to look at a specific unit. There was a nice area by the river behind the Wagamama that had Strada, Carluccios, Byron (I love Byron - great business) and Browns (which is lovely if you like a quintessential British-style thing). There was also a place called Terrace Eatery on Apple Market which was very popular with a great outdoor seating area doing a roaring trade but this was more a deli/cafe than a restaurant.
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Ha ha, been to all but Byron out of that list! I didn't know about the Byron.
 
Byron is burgers but it's the best burger concept by a mile. Way, way better than Gourmet Burger Kitchen or Handmade Burger Co. I keep waiting for them to do something outside of London. I should point out I have no connection with them whatsoever !! Just someone in the same industry admiring a job well done.

http://www.byronhamburgers.com/
 
AIUI the auto-lights have three sensitivities: 1) Far too bloody sensitive, 2) A little too sensitive, 3) Acceptable. The default is (1). I had mine set to (2) at the first service but I keep meaning to get them set to (3).
 
Beeping problem solved!
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