they're cr@p??
Discussion
most of you on here will know me...or have seen me on here for a few years now.
I love my griff. done loads of miles loads of tracks and will never sell it.
BUT...
i have to say, after another day under the dash and in the passenger footwell, they are cr@p!
my grannie could have thrown it together better.
I have often considered it a blue peter project made by a school art department out of cereal packets and bottle tops...can't believe they could sell so many of them!!!!!
now thats over, i'm of to do my usual 45 mile refuel trip to the garage for optimax. its only 5 mile from my house but...you know...
I love my griff. done loads of miles loads of tracks and will never sell it.
BUT...
i have to say, after another day under the dash and in the passenger footwell, they are cr@p!
my grannie could have thrown it together better.
I have often considered it a blue peter project made by a school art department out of cereal packets and bottle tops...can't believe they could sell so many of them!!!!!
now thats over, i'm of to do my usual 45 mile refuel trip to the garage for optimax. its only 5 mile from my house but...you know...
When i changed my Dash i was pleasantly surprised how neat and tidy the wiring etc was.
Mind you i was surprised to find the ECU just thrown on top of the battery and with me scaring passengers on the ice there isnt much protection for them using it as a Imaginery Brake.
If they where made but Robots i think u could ecpect a bit more but them i think the price would reflect that too
BB
Mind you i was surprised to find the ECU just thrown on top of the battery and with me scaring passengers on the ice there isnt much protection for them using it as a Imaginery Brake.
If they where made but Robots i think u could ecpect a bit more but them i think the price would reflect that too
BB
AllTorque said:
Gotta agree mate completely. I looked at the wiring behind my dash and it was a complete bird's nest soup, without the soup. You gotta love that bloody noise though - makes it awfully tough to contemplate selling it.
Short of a DB7 Volante there's nothing I want after my Griff (Jag F-type had it for a moment but it was never made).
I thought the behind dash wiring was quite tidy, a bit too tidy, should of spent a little more time doing the bits we see. The ECU wiring is exactly the same as a Rangie, its just on a Rangie the relays and ECU are attatched to something. Of course on a Rangie the "empty" relay sockets are fitted with relays so the traction, ABS, cruise, all work.
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