Show your Car Pictures...
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Attn ; Brian...Yes unfortunate isn' t it....it was for a car phone by owner number 2 sometime in the late eighties...the car will have to have a respray at some point soon (too many stone chips)...and I will have it removed and welded up.
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steh
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hi marcus,
when you want to put a photo up what you need to do is .
type your message as you normaly do then tick the embed picture in post box
then click the .click here to upload ,and search for the photo you wish to upload followed by ok once you have found the picture and selected it.
good look and hope to see you car photo below mine.
steve
when you want to put a photo up what you need to do is .
type your message as you normaly do then tick the embed picture in post box
then click the .click here to upload ,and search for the photo you wish to upload followed by ok once you have found the picture and selected it.
good look and hope to see you car photo below mine.
steve
Guest
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Oh yes, size is everything !
In this case, far too big (and possibly the wrong format, but I doubt it); I thought that the system gave you an indication of maximum size (it does - 200K). Web sites don' t do too well with large pictures, not if you want ' instant' access.
So, time to get out the software and trim the pic. (or I can do it for you, if needs be - just email it)
Guest
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Marcus
the maximum size of uploaded picture is 200k; the allowed formats are gif, jpg and jpeg - anything bigger or other format is rejected.
Usually, the simplest way to reduce the size of a picture is to reduce the resolution to 72dpi (anything more is wasted on a computer screen).
Hope this helps [8|]
the maximum size of uploaded picture is 200k; the allowed formats are gif, jpg and jpeg - anything bigger or other format is rejected.
Usually, the simplest way to reduce the size of a picture is to reduce the resolution to 72dpi (anything more is wasted on a computer screen).
Hope this helps [8|]
Looks like it ! Mine reads zero at anything other than total standstill - has caused me a few heart in mouth moments before I remember that it always looks empty ! I had thought that this was entirely normal, now you' ve worried me John ![&:]
John,
Much as I understood it - I' m not unduly concerned, oil use seems well within the acceptable tollerances (I put a litre in every 1000 miles or so). But seemingly regardless of the actual oil level it tends to show zero if the car is moving, rising to a normal reading when I pull up at traffic lights etc.
The more I learn about these cars, the more I realise that every car is entirely individual in its quirks and foibles - no two seem to do the same thing exactly. Part of the attraction I suppose !
Much as I understood it - I' m not unduly concerned, oil use seems well within the acceptable tollerances (I put a litre in every 1000 miles or so). But seemingly regardless of the actual oil level it tends to show zero if the car is moving, rising to a normal reading when I pull up at traffic lights etc.
The more I learn about these cars, the more I realise that every car is entirely individual in its quirks and foibles - no two seem to do the same thing exactly. Part of the attraction I suppose !
I may be wrong but isn' t the oil level guage just that, a guage to check oil level at idle on a level surface and not at full throttle leaving Knockhills hairpin up the steep main straight.
Then again maybe I' m wrong.
Mike
PS I had a look around the steering wheel and the oil press was around 4 bar
Then again maybe I' m wrong.
Mike
PS I had a look around the steering wheel and the oil press was around 4 bar
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