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And about as many yards too!The Mini automatics were like that too. They'd be in top gear inside of 15 seconds.
And about as many yards too!The Mini automatics were like that too. They'd be in top gear inside of 15 seconds.
Just part exed my Mini Countryman Auto, and that didn't hit sixth until about the 50mph mark, they must have changed quite a bit.And about as many yards too!
I think Pete and I are referring to the original Mini Automatic as they change gear really early on a light throttle. Mine was a laugh to drive.Just part exed my Mini Countryman Auto, and that didn't hit sixth until about the 50mph mark, they must have changed quite a bit.
Good man Rob!I shall take up the challenge!
...You need to drive it pass the last owner, show em what a bit of servicing will do!
I told the "vehicle manager" a fat ignorant vindictive piece of work in the office that the van was due a service. Her reply was nah it don't, I hasn't done twenty faasand miles since the last one. Maybe but it has been a year. Anyways the next week the service light came on so I put a note on the weekly vehicle check sheet, then again the week after, then again, then again, it's now a month at least overdue so I would say if it blew up tomorrow Ford would say get lost for a new engine claim.
In some ways I hope it does go pop then the stupid cow would get a grilling off the boss for the £4k repair bill!![]()
It's been done now! They didn't cancel the service light though.
Ignition on stamp on brake and throttle = light goes out![]()
It's been done now! They didn't cancel the service light though.
A new girl has been given the job of van servicing.
It was all a month late though, I'll not forget what the nasty one said to me when I asked about it should the engine go pop....
@Rig Pig how's the mini adventure going?