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It’s a 8mph scooter. It’s not going to get a speed wobble, start tramlining or scrub out the tyres in a few weeks. If someone is that concerned about it, most tyre bays have laser wheel alignment kit. I very much doubt someone comes from Afikim in Isreal to do wheel alignment on a scooter that doesn’t need it.

@@Bramble43 I’ve had mine done twice by Tga so I know what I’m talking about plus the work you have done isn’t singed off safe to be used

@@iknwiknw7808 having paid to have it done tells me you don’t know what you’re on about. Signed off by who? For who? Who is the almighty mobility scooter authority?

You can remove the piezo beeper from the circuit board or put tape over it to make it quieter.

Yes. It’s a totally manual way to be able to move a dead vehicle.

All the Reed switches do is make or break the the circuit on the ring sensor. You can have as many as you want, in series.

Yes you can. No difference whether the car is off or on

I did look at this but the cost from pip, over 3 years was the same as buying one new. Then you hand it back. I paid £1200 for this one.

@@Bramble43 wow £1200 thats less than the original price was yours second hand sadly I havent the funds to buy either knew or second hand so the motability scheme was suggested when I looked into this with my Carers help it was determined to be the best option also the motability world near me suggested the breeze s4 and that along with my carer agreed to it Thats why I have this s4 because its suitable for my needs and my complex medical conditions

As far as I know, for the e70 lci you have to crawl under the car and remove a cover and there should be a bolt that you have to screw in to force the gearbox in neutral. I have not yet been able to locate that cover though

@@MrTrollHunter what a pain, these cars are JOKES. Engineering banking on your car NEVER breaking down? What were they smoking and where can I get a hold of some

@@pri0r_t0_a_weekago...fukwi48 Exactly my thinking.. Even though both the engine and the gear box is new from pre lci to lci, it still should not have taken that much engineering to make that brilliant solution also work on the lci, how could they not do that..

I agree. For LCI models, you have to crawl under the car, remove a belly pan for which you need a screwdriver for and then use an Allen key to push in a bolt, roll in mud, risk that the car may roll on you while you are down there in the mud and ending your life in a true pig like fashion. That is the result of bunch of beer filled German engineers coming up with such clever design ideas.@@pri0r_t0_a_weekago...fukwi48

Yes, turn it back and it’ll be in park.

It's not about the money. My mom knits blankets and dolls, and they take her hours and hours, even though she can buy similar items cheap. But it's something she loves, so she actually enjoys the time. Not a waste.

If you don't remove one end of the reed, both switches would need to be opened, before it activates. This way, they both need to be closed, to show a closed status and creates an open status when either window is opened.

Don’t tell everyone. It’s a secret.

Awesome. Glad to be of help.

Were you working for a depot or from the Hub? I worked from Hub3, and mostly got 9hr shifts. Some days were longer due to delays and traffic jams but I did so few hours I only earnt £24k in 1 year. Overtime was available between the hubs but I just wanted to go home after returning from my run. The job is the easiest HGV job in the world, Driver to a customer- Sit there till pull time - drive back to hub - go home.

On motability, over the 3 years will lose you over £7000, then you hand it back. It’s around £1500 less, to buy your own new one. I paid £1400 for mine, complete with the roof and sides. I can modify it, take it off road and nobody will moan about it or bill me for damage.

I have my s4 on the motability scheme and its the best thing for me

The steering can become vague and you can often hear knocking. Turn the tiller fully left or right, hold the wheel that is pointing inwards at the front. With the other hand, grab hold of the track arm and give it a wiggle. It’s connected by ball joints so it’ll twist but should have no up, down or sideways movement.

@@Bramble43 thank you ill try that

@@Bramble43 slight movement up an down, on one side there another joint rod going to the steering ,that move up an down with a noise

Very much. I used to carry spares on my motorbike, because the fronts don’t last long on pan European. 15 min roadside job.

It must have been about 5 miles round trip.

In the boot with usual tools.

@@Bramble43 What is the boot? Do you mean in the trunk where the spare is kept?

Hands free . Tit .

@@robertkustos2931 yeah that's clearly hands free you knob you can't keep it still

@@stephendodds861 my dash camera knuckle is worn , it moves like this . Knob

Will Robertson there are many makes and models that require you to be a genius to get them moved when they break down. It’ll only get worse.

Will Robertson What don’t you like about that feature?

Omar Salas glad to hear it.

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