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Yep after a 5 month gap I have my next incarnation. A splendid MY04 (54) C4S Cab in Seal Grey and black leather. As well as a PSE, it has list of goodies that would wear out my keyboard. Can't wait for Saturday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RB
 
Your absolutely right Rob,

Took the car from East Sussex to Hertfordshire today via the Dartford Tunnel - Chuckle? I was laughing out loud. Mrs wasn't though! she got a tad cold with all the windows down - Bless!!!!
 
Its well documented that PSE leads to a sharp drop in fuel economy and a stiff neck... from the amount of time you spend with the windows open nailing it past high walls!

One thing- the factory fit PSE has a pesky eco-friendly autoswitching feature which 'silences' the system between 30-50mph which is a shame. I understand it can be easily disabled, but not sure how- someone here may know, or speak to your local specialist. Mine was done by Northway.
 
Seeing I have a carbon footprint the size of Tunbridge Wells a little more won't matter - I ll get it done!

I will get some pics posted when I can but I am away on business for a week in the States so as soon as I can I will get some done on my return.

RB
 
ORIGINAL: Robertb
One thing- the factory fit PSE has a pesky eco-friendly autoswitching feature which 'silences' the system between 30-50mph which is a shame. I understand it can be easily disabled, but not sure how- someone here may know, or speak to your local specialist. Mine was done by Northway.
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You can disconnect the speed signal wire to the relay, or there is a diode you can cut in the relay itself. There is a DIY on Renntech: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=2470
 
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