Jaguar Ariel Cleaner

Jaguar Ariel Cleaner

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FourWheelDrift

Original Poster:

89,627 posts

291 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Heres a good one, had a message come up on my cars computer saying my ariel needed cleaning!!!!!! WTF!

Looked in the manual and it does say to lubricate the ariel so as to ensure smooth operation....sounds strangely familiar, anyway it neglects to mention what fluid to lubricate it with and I have no immediate need to go to Jaguar and be charged for something I could buy cheaper at Tesco's.

Any thoughts on what to use?

Hughesie2

12,592 posts

289 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Sounds like a job for the profesionals to me. Off you toddle to that nice Jag Dealership in MK my good man.


I can see it now....

Err excuse me my good man, do you clean aerials ??? (sarcastic)

FourWheelDrift

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89,627 posts

291 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Hughesie2

12,592 posts

289 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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FourWheelDrift said:





schueymcfee

1,574 posts

272 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Apparently alcohol wipes do the trick, then the message goes away. Dont use, WD40 it's basically diesel fuel in a spray can designed mainly to keep moisture away from electrical contacts and does attract dirt out in the open. If your aerial is dirty use rubbing alcohol and wipe from bottom to top.

FourWheelDrift

Original Poster:

89,627 posts

291 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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schueymcfee said: Apparently alcohol wipes do the trick, then the message goes away. Dont use, WD40 it's basically diesel fuel in a spray can designed mainly to keep moisture away from electrical contacts and does attract dirt out in the open. If your aerial is dirty use rubbing alcohol and wipe from bottom to top.


Cheers!

Hughesie2

12,592 posts

289 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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FourWheelDrift said:

schueymcfee said: Apparently alcohol wipes do the trick, then the message goes away. Dont use, WD40 it's basically diesel fuel in a spray can designed mainly to keep moisture away from electrical contacts and does attract dirt out in the open. If your aerial is dirty use rubbing alcohol and wipe from bottom to top.


Cheers!


Still sounds like a job for the Dealer Darren !!

So whats the plan for the Weekend then ???

mrsd

1,502 posts

260 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Hughesie2

12,592 posts

289 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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mrsd said: ???


Tres Funny MrsD !!

FourWheelDrift

Original Poster:

89,627 posts

291 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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Doh! I've just noticed that - Aerial, how remedial of me!!!!!!!!

Perhaps I should have changed the heading to Jaguar Daz Cleaner!

Sent you an email JH not around on Saturday, off Sunday. Will hopefully be looking at a Yellow Griff 500 too next week though.

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Friday 14th March 15:13

Hughesie2

12,592 posts

289 months

Friday 14th March 2003
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FourWheelDrift said: Doh! I've just noticed that - Aerial, how remedial of me!!!!!!!!

Perhaps I should have changed the heading to Jaguar Daz Cleaner!

Sent you an email JH not around on Saturday, off Sunday. Will hopefully be looking at a Yellow Griff 500 too next week though.

Pun in a pun eh Daz (as in Darren)


>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Friday 14th March 15:13