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Old 10th January 2013, 18:13   #11
jimn
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I've been using this for a good while and it's very nice to see all the information (although I really ought to find out what the optimum values are so I know when they are outside that).

There were some comments about leaving it in earlier in the thread, and I had been leaving mine in as it doesn't get in my way so it's more convenient. BUT I noticed the other day that I could still find the BT id when the car was off so the device was obviously drawing some power. I had a flat battery a while back and I'm wondering whether this is the reason so I've now taken it out and will only plug it in when I'm going to use it.
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Buy Rover 75 Tourer (27th March 2012, 119,473 miles)
Replace broken window switches, fit warning triangle, remove mobile phone aerial & wiring, replace boot cover (now includes 'dog' net), new clutch (122,740 miles), Jules' plenum guard, replace Harmony, new Bosch MAF (129,597 miles)

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Fog lights (bought, to be fitted), aux power (bought, to be fitted)
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