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yah, im reading that it's the circuit running to the power window switch in the driver side door so im going to pull the power window fuse tonight. walla, no power going to the switch. no fire, my Z and G are safe along with my music equipment that costs more than your little JCW MINI's and my kids and wife are both safe.
Well...I was thinking about removing that power window fuse but if they say fire can start at any time, its not the power window circuit (cause its a switched circurt meaning no function while ignition is in OFF position) but the constant 12V going to the switch panel (for the door locks too).
So I got lazy and parked my car in front of my neighbor down the steet who I don't like's house.
I think water is getting onto the switch panel because idiots are driving around with their window cracked open in the rain without a visor. there's really no other way for the water to get there from the outside unless it was flooded.
Would those flatstoppers work for MINI diameter tires? The ones I saw were for tires from 25" to 30" in diameter or something, and I think my tires are 24.2". Would such a minor difference make the flatstoppers essentially useless?
Would those flatstoppers work for MINI diameter tires? The ones I saw were for tires from 25" to 30" in diameter or something, and I think my tires are 24.2". Would such a minor difference make the flatstoppers essentially useless?
Yah, I think it will work just fine!
I still turn the tires (about 1/3 turn) once every 30days just to be absolutely sure. would suck if I have to pay $1200 x2 each season.