ECUs for ever?

[klarzy]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Danger danger, my last apprentice was twelve years ago, and he lasted a whole month before I burnt him out

Step up if you dare

Brian

do you do distance learning o great one...

[marinabrian]

Originally Posted by klarzy-dials.com

do you do distance learning o great one...

Do I look like the Open University Pete?

Hang on until I dig out my beige safari suit and kipper tie, oh and I need to grow a beard

Brian

[klarzy]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Do I look like the Open University Pete?

Hang on until I dig out my beige safari suit and kipper tie, oh and I need to grow a beard

Brian

what you wear for the missus of en evening is now't to do with me brother....

now back on topic...

[A19_Graham]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Do I look like the Open University Pete?

Hang on until I dig out my beige safari suit and kipper tie, oh and I need to grow a beard

Brian

Think of the biscuit crumbs in a beard

[HarryM1BYT]

Originally Posted by Athorpe

I'd not worry about an ecu
There will be mechanical parts that will stop the car first. Fr people who understand electronics ecu's are easy, and parts are cheap. Most will be repairable and will be a simple component failure costing pence.
Mechanical or body parts are rarely that easy if they break and aren't about

Electronic parts become obsolete even faster than cars. Its all right saying it can be repaired, but where do you source the electronic parts?

[marinabrian]

Originally Posted by A19_Graham

Think of the biscuit crumbs in a beard

Ok then Graham, point taken, so how about this TestBook prototype ?



Brian

[HarryM1BYT]

Originally Posted by Paulifa1

I doubt the "club" itself or owner will want to do anything, as this isn't a "club" in the usual co-operative sense of the meaning. It's a for profit business.

Which is why I stopped subscribing!

I Long did long ago suggest that the 'club' might usefully use some of the subscription money, to lay in a useful stock parts, whilst they can still be had.

[A19_Graham]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Ok then Graham, point taken, so how about this TestBook prototype ?



Brian

That's more like it Saunders

[Mike Noc]

Originally Posted by marinabrian

Do I look like the Open University Pete?

Hang on until I dig out my beige safari suit and kipper tie, oh and I need to grow a beard

Brian

Don't forget the patches on the elbows Brian.

[MissMoppet]

Originally Posted by Billy1mate

First dibs on your Triumph Stag please.

I'll add you to the list, though RV8 engined Stags are not in favour now.