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Old 12-05-2008, 02:07 AM   #16
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.. f..k man, tyres without tread are called slicks..

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1) Buy Mavrick a clue.
2) buy Maverix new tires
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Old 12-05-2008, 04:03 AM   #17
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2) buy Maverix new tires
I have that game too! http://free-sports-games.org/images-...lympicTire.jpg



But no really. I have inspection tomorrow. I'm 100% sure my tires wont pass. Wish me luck
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Old 12-05-2008, 07:29 AM   #18
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i think the wiring may be faulty. Have you tried moving the windows up/down when your key is in the ignition. By this i mean that you turn the key forward but not turning the ignition on. Hope i make sense.
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Old 12-05-2008, 09:20 PM   #19
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no the windows should work from the moment the ignition is turned, on some models with comfort closing feature, the windows work even after the key is removed, as well as the sunroof.

Not normal for this to happen..
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Old 12-06-2008, 02:00 PM   #20
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i think the wiring may be faulty. Have you tried moving the windows up/down when your key is in the ignition. By this i mean that you turn the key forward but not turning the ignition on. Hope i make sense.
Just experimented with this.. ignition on or off (key turned one click forward)... nothing for 90 seconds [1]. Once they come alive, they work with the key in either position as expected. Sunroof is clearly on the same circuit as the behaviour is the same.

After turning off the ignition and removing the key, the windows still work until the door is opened.. I assume this is the "comfort closing feature" mentioned above.

[1] I timed it from the initial first turn of the key in the ignition, not from unlocking the car with the remote.
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Old 12-07-2008, 11:36 AM   #21
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Hello London

Mines a UK spec too and my windows work fine.......im sure that is an electrical fault on yours....if you remember on your E30 they had a cut out button for the electric windows, maybe the ti has a thermal fuse and its failing on yours? just thinking out loud really?

Oh and by the way US guys

We invented the English language so when we say its Tyres it is tyres
also its Colour and Aluminium too
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Old 12-07-2008, 05:04 PM   #22
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We invented the English language so when we say its Tyres it is tyres
also its Colour and Aluminium too
no, I refuse, bonnets are for babies, not cars
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and hoods are for gansters whats your point :P
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Old 12-27-2008, 03:18 PM   #24
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Some German electricity can be very slow (casual even)....but will usually get to where its supposed to go sooner or later .

Just think of it as a form of New Technology and your the one whose Embracing Technology .

Remind yourself each time ...........
The past owner had it fitted as a Feature and at great cost ????
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^ That reminds me of my first car. It was an 1986 Audi 5000s with brakes that never wanted to work properly. No matter what I'd replace they would always lock up whenever I drove for more then 5 minutes. It got to the point where I could drive with out using the brake pedal, I'd come to a complete stop automatically. I started calling them the automatic brakes and chalked it up to those crazy German engineers. I even used that phrase with the guy I sold the car to. I had to tell him about the faulty brakes somehow. lol
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hey guys, me again, I am also wanting to know what kind of tires you all like. potenzas are very expensive here south of the border, michelin too, everybody raves about potenzas but are they really worth it for boring city driving with loads of potholes and speed bumps. i must go over 75 speed bumps a day. Don't cry for me but i don't get a whole lot of highway driving on my new absolutely gorgeoous ti. so.... I ordered some BF Goodrich g force, some of my friends laugh at me but for regular driving are they safe and good enough? Don't tell me they aren't even on the list!!!!
HELP!
And like tyre guy said, geez they are expensive for this car, i actually talked to Continental tire store today they want 4900 MEX each tire for contisportcontact, imported from Germania that were original the originals here on this car.Lets see that's like 320US each tire. And yes I asked if that was PER TIRE!
Ok, so can you recommend a great all season tire for me? No snow EVER but lots of rain 5 months out of the year.
Thanks boys!
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Toyo Proxes T1S R 86V on the front
TOYO PROXES R888 on the rear
that will stick to the road
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Old 03-29-2009, 11:42 PM   #28
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Toyo Proxes T1S R 86V on the front
TOYO PROXES R888 on the rear
that will stick to the road
Not a good idea.
I would never mix R comps with street tires.

Let alone different tread and compound of any tire.
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