dochira wrote:
Oh, you said that. At first I thought you said us. *snaps fingers* Oh well, maybe next time.
Hahahaha shall I edit my post? :lol:
Started by ahochaude · 3 May 2004 · 4,980 replies
dochira wrote:
Oh, you said that. At first I thought you said us. *snaps fingers* Oh well, maybe next time.
KouSeiya315 wrote:Glad to hear it :woot: I'll have to take advantage of that :naughty: :victory:
bmwracer wrote:
Does that mean you're coming to California?? :hehe:
KouSeiya315 wrote:Ahahahaha, nope :P
bmwracer wrote:
:puppydog:
KouSeiya315 wrote:How would you suppose I do that anyway? :crazy:
bmwracer wrote:
*thinking* :headscratch:
pcmodem wrote:Simple, just rent a BMW (the Ultimate Driving Machine) and drive cross-country with a couple of your best friends. :woot:
Road Trip! :hehe:
blender1184 wrote:Just steal one. Make sure you swap the plates for some phony ones though.
blender1184 wrote:Just steal one. Make sure you swap the plates for some phony ones though.
bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, that'll work. :shakehead:
KouSeiya315 wrote:Check this out (for non-car buffs like me), it's pretty neat! I'm thinking about buying one:
http://kyw.com/special/local_story_073163157.html
bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, most (all?) cars after 1996 have those little black boxes, OBD or OBD2 (On Board Diagnostics)...
It's not totally foolproof though: only stuff that's wired into the OBD (usually engine/tranny/brakes) will tell you if something's wrong... It won't tell you to replace tires, replace shocks, report oil leaks, etc...
KouSeiya315 wrote:Yeah, I don't mean it as a substitute to a mechanic's diagnostic. But it would be pretty neat to have for problems as big as those. Might avoid being ripped off?
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