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Mine does it all the f**king time too. They just randomly reset settings and resolution to 66%
Everything looks like Minecraft but running on a toaster😂
Just easier to eliminate it though 😂 We all know it's the last thing you think of that causes the bloody issue 😂
@Tarvitz how fast is the immobiliser blinking?
In the easiest terms, when the battery is connected the UCH will get a constant trickle of 12v. When you take that away the short term memory usually gets lost so that it can sometimes forget temporary codes and issues like immobiliser stuff
It's always worth a try, start with stupid stuff...
Try disconnecting the battery for 5 mins and then connecting it again mate. Sometimes when you mess with bits they go a bit weird. Take the positive and negative off to make sure residual power drains from the UCH
When I unplugged the MAF on my Megane (didnt even start the car whilst it was...
What I'd like to do - Finish work at 7am, drive home, update cod, sleep for 30 mins while it updates, wake up and play for the rest of the day, be fucked for my 12 hour shift tomorrow😂
What will realistically happen - Finish work at 7am, drive home, try to update cod, connect to the work US VPN...
The TRW calipers on these are quite common to stick which wears the pads down immensely fast which sounds a lot like it could have happened here. Although 12k out of these calipers is quite fast for them to start sticking and they only usually bind when someone has nicked the rubber boot and...
If anyone has an old graphics card/CPU to sell then do it NOW!
I bought a 5600 XT from @Ph1 Tom for £240 posted in October which was about £270 new at the time... They're now over £400 for a new one and £330 for a 2nd hand one on eBay. What the actual f**k 😂
Any MK3 tbh but just get a 197 one to make sure 😂
I'm sure the MK2 ones are pretty similar across the board, the only difference is ones that don't have ABS are slightly different iirc
Aye I'd deffo be checking them then 😂
Just give everything a once over mate, sack the torque wrench off and give everything a good lean on with the spanner. So hard to diagnose a clunk without being in the car or driving it