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Leachim · 4th September 2017, 18:56

Alright, Marinabrian. I'm keen to hear the procedure you propose. Shoot!

(Like, could I go see her with a laptop running TOAF, and having the right connector, just "reset" the thing ? Guess one would need a good, well-charged battery too... That sounds too easy to me!!!)

In answer to Scoubix: Yes of course a car that can't start is not worth much. I've tried to get the lady to understand this. She maintains the going market value is near 5,000 euros.

As regards the beast in question, I think I erred saying it had Xénons; must be halogen projectors, 'cos it's got the headlight washers but the lenses look too dull for Xénons, judging from the pix.

FWIW, I forget to mention it also has Serpent 17" alloys.

But say, Scoubix, doesn't it sound like a potentially interesting vehicule? For the likes of you and me who are living in the Héxagone, I mean...

4th September 2017, 18:56	#5
Leachim Regular poster Rover 75 Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Saint Pons de Thomières Posts: 40 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: Lady Rover 75 owner in distress in Paris Alright, Marinabrian. I'm keen to hear the procedure you propose. Shoot! (Like, could I go see her with a laptop running TOAF, and having the right connector, just "reset" the thing ? Guess one would need a good, well-charged battery too... That sounds too easy to me!!!) In answer to Scoubix: Yes of course a car that can't start is not worth much. I've tried to get the lady to understand this. She maintains the going market value is near 5,000 euros. As regards the beast in question, I think I erred saying it had Xénons; must be halogen projectors, 'cos it's got the headlight washers but the lenses look too dull for Xénons, judging from the pix. FWIW, I forget to mention it also has Serpent 17" alloys. But say, Scoubix, doesn't it sound like a potentially interesting vehicule? For the likes of you and me who are living in the Héxagone, I mean...