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Sorry if its been mentioned but noticed it in my local garage and although the transmitter costs £10 i think it would be worth it because it does more than juat garages. Have a look at the link.
http://www.service-call.net/
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Posted 24 July 2006 - 12:05 PM
I do it erratically, often with bits fallling off.
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Posted 24 July 2006 - 01:21 PM
Hi
Just got mine a few weeks ago having thought I really ought to order one for a while. Went into sainsbury garage at the weekend thinking 'great - i'll just use the gismo' set it off and waited - nothing, tried again a couple more times and still nothing at which point I just went back to the tried and trusted beep the horn method! Ho Hum - next time maybe!
Just got mine a few weeks ago having thought I really ought to order one for a while. Went into sainsbury garage at the weekend thinking 'great - i'll just use the gismo' set it off and waited - nothing, tried again a couple more times and still nothing at which point I just went back to the tried and trusted beep the horn method! Ho Hum - next time maybe!
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Posted 24 July 2006 - 02:40 PM
Yeah, you always run that risk. One website it says what to look for but thats as long as you can see the receiver and they havnt put it inside which is pointless.
I do it erratically, often with bits fallling off.
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