[Phil №❶]

Once a truck driver, always a truck driver, 'eh Rick.

[Shambles]

Call that a car? That's a mobile tanning salon

[Just Rick]

Once a truck driver, always a truck driver, 'eh Rick.

  should have seen my Nissan Navara 4x4 it was covered in lights and LED's  looked like a Christmas Tree 

[Just Rick]

I repeat my original comment (but now capitalised)

HOLY ****

    

[Doggie 1]

Rick's seen the light.   

[Phil №❶]

Big time. 

[cruiserfied]

Damn it Rick. You got me looking at BnS rigs and now I miss all the cruisin with the boys we used to do

[Just Rick]

Well had my first experience with a DPF Regen today in Alvin on the way home,as the book stated,warning light comes on,so I automatically selected a lower gear so I could keep the revs as suggested in the book above 2000rpm until the light went out,soon after the light came on,I had a strong smell of scorching(almost a burning smell) light stayed on for around three minutes then went out.

Sequence of events,DPF light started flashing
                                As soon as I selected a lower gear and got the revs up and maintained over 2000 RPM DPF light stayed on solidly
                                Got the scorching smell for around a minute,light stayed solid for another minute
                                DPF light started flashing again for maybe five flashes the light went out and no more smell
                                Fuel consumption by the instantaneous readout did go up by 2-3 ltrs per 100 but when the light went out it fell back to around 3.5 - 4.5 L/100 ,Done 3000 K's since we have had the car and this is the first Cycle I have seen,as I have been using him since we got him.

[Dazzler]

That sounds pretty positive Rick.

One of my mates had a Diesel Cruse for a number of years (through his work), which he was pretty happy with.

When he replaced it, he ended up getting steered into a 1.4 Petrol Turbo model .. which he reckons is a "piece of $hit" in comparison... 

[Just Rick]

That sounds pretty positive Rick.

One of my mates had a Diesel Cruse for a number of years (through his work), which he was pretty happy with.

When he replaced it, he ended up getting steered into a 1.4 Petrol Turbo model .. which he reckons is a "piece of $hit" in comparison... 

That's pretty funny I have a friend who has the 1.4 turbo petrol and he reckons it's the bee's knee's,  I always used to give him a hard time about owning a Blue Cruze,always said to him hows the Gay boys car going(yes and he is gay)so I ended up with one similar  wonder if there's a message in that 

[Dazzler]

That sounds pretty positive Rick.

One of my mates had a Diesel Cruse for a number of years (through his work), which he was pretty happy with.

When he replaced it, he ended up getting steered into a 1.4 Petrol Turbo model .. which he reckons is a "piece of $hit" in comparison... 

That's pretty funny I have a friend who has the 1.4 turbo petrol and he reckons it's the bee's knee's,  I always used to give him a hard time about owning a Blue Cruze,always said to him hows the Gay boys car going(yes and he is gay)so I ended up with one similar  wonder if there's a message in that 

His might be a manual? My mates is an auto and he's scared to pass in it as it drops into a lower gear and revs it's head of but very little happens to start with...

[Phil №❶]

That's pretty funny I have a friend who has the 1.4 turbo petrol and he reckons it's the bee's knee's,  I always used to give him a hard time about owning a Blue Cruze,always said to him hows the Gay boys car going(yes and he is gay)so I ended up with one similar  wonder if there's a message in that 

Has he been visiting more often lately ? 

[Johnno]

One thing is for sure, if your outside and it's getting chilly just stand in front of them, they'll soon warm up your trollies

[Just Rick]

One thing is for sure, if your outside and it's getting chilly just stand in front of them, they'll soon warm up your trollies

Tes I was reading up about them and how they work,some can get up to 900 C inside to do what they have to do,makes you wonder what their made of and why they don't set the car alight.