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    Doing a clean out and found this gathering dust if somebody wants it for $10.00 excluding the postage or if you are in chch you can drop by and grab it. 

    You will have to find the software for it which is pretty easy via google as I don't have it any more.

    I guess the fairest way is the first person to post gets it that is if people still use this.

     

    Note : If you are out of chch and want it posted I won't be doing it until the new year.

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    Just read this and thought to myself good on you for proceeding with this.

    This would have quite an impact on all car dealerships here if people were to follow this route for replacement keys. I know I was quoted $600 to replace mine if it ever got lost.

    They must be making a massive margin on these and this is the first time its been queried and exposed.

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/90293847/raging-businessman-takes-toyota-to-tribunal-over-525-key

     

     

     

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    Well guys I have passed on my e46 and moved onto a 2011 GTi golf. My e46 gave me 7 good years service but it was time to move on. I did a lot of looking around and test drives before settling on the GTi. Will still be floating around but would love to say thank you to all the fantastic people on here who have helped out over the years with tips and tricks.

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    1 hour ago, E30 325i Rag-Top said:

    Many of these processes in the vehicle manufacturing industry look to be very wasteful, but when you work out how much it would cost to have a process that re-introduced the parts back into "used parts" stock then it doesn't stack up.

    Even if the parts are 99.99% brand new and have never been driven / used they cannot be re-introduced to the production line unfortunately.

    If you are lucky you might get to scounge a few bits for your or a mates car, but quite often everything has to have a hammer put through it to make sure it doesn't get re-used by some devious method.

    Devious, nobody on here would be devious :ph34r::ph34r:

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    4 1/2 years smoke free for me and the missus now, oddly enough I still have the odd dream where I am having a smoke and enjoying it. Wake up though and its pheww thank god it was just a dream.

    We have not got any extra money in the bank to show for it but we do have a new TV and kitchen and many other things we would not have had if we had not given up smoking.

    I was a 50 grams a week smoker for about 30 years so if I managed to give up so can you, its so worth it in so many ways, mainly so I get to see my kids and grand kids longer.

    Food tastes better and things smell better. 

    Just do it.you won't regret it.

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    reservoir tank split down the side which had to happen sooner or later. Put her in for some love and had the full cooling system done as well as full service. Found the painters elbow was naffed as well so did that at same time. All good now and back home ready for a trip away at easter. :D

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