Audi stop start system.
its been done before.
and i have the same system.its called a key.i turn it when i am at level crossings and long delays and stuff.
so sod off with your patronising eco warrior adds you ****s.
and i have the same system.its called a key.i turn it when i am at level crossings and long delays and stuff.
so sod off with your patronising eco warrior adds you ****s.
Stop/start systems, don't they create a lot of wear on the starting system of the car, meaning your more likely to have to replace components sooner (thus creating a bigger carbon footprint in manufacture of these items)?
Originally Posted by cheggers,Sep 9 2009, 12:38 AM
Stop/start systems, don't they create a lot of wear on the starting system of the car, meaning your more likely to have to replace components sooner (thus creating a bigger carbon footprint in manufacture of these items)?
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Originally Posted by ge2,Sep 9 2009, 12:54 AM
How about they save the planet by stopping the endless piling on of unnecessary shit?
The biggest irony is, it was VW that did it (Formel E) back in the 1980s before greed became good.
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