I AM A MORON
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I AM A MORON
Yesterday my car wouldn't start. I called a mechanic. He got it started for me - by putting it in neutral before turning the key
Yes I had noticed that the car rocked fwd when i turned the key and yes i did feel stupid
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just dont admit it :wink:
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The combination means that some DIY tasks are impossible or difficult, for example if you work on the brakes, leave them disassembled then need to move the car - you need to press the brake pedal to take out out of park - or you need to leave the key in and in neutral, before you started the job! etc
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I thought the merc had broke once
its an auto and i was trying to start it in D
doh!
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Re: I AM A MORON
Blondie87 said
This could be quite a long running thread…. I regularly make a fool of myself.
Yesterday my car wouldn't start. I called a mechanic. He got it started for me - by putting it in neutral before turning the key
Yes I had noticed that the car rocked fwd when i turned the key and yes i did feel stupid
Sorry but pmsl!!!
keep on keeping on
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paul_c said
Don't worry, easily done, I've done it a few times myself and it took 2-3 mins of head scratching, etc. later Mercs and my Pajero auto have a particularly 'mean' set of interlocks - can't take key out unless in park. Cant start car unless in park or neutral. Can't move out of park unless foot on brake. Can't take out of park unless key is in ignition, etc.
The combination means that some DIY tasks are impossible or difficult, for example if you work on the brakes, leave them disassembled then need to move the car - you need to press the brake pedal to take out out of park - or you need to leave the key in and in neutral, before you started the job! etc
Did this in a Saab and a Merc once, just not used to driving an auto that's all. Your Membership Pack is on the way though so that'll cheer you up.
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i wouldn't worry hun, most people have done something simmilar in a new car
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ps how much did mechanic charge you? 8O lol
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i work for an accident management company and a guy with a citroen c4 on motability came in to collect his car so i said i'd go bring it round…… however when i got in it i couldnt figure out what to do!!
No handbrake, no gearstick it was all just buttons!!!
Yes, i had to get one of our drivers to show me how to work it LOL
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we had this rav-4 in a few times, now the guy who owns it is amazing! i really dont know how he copes, he has no use of his hands or forearms and drives using his feet…..to steer and everything.
when i first met him i was gobsmacked!
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