Aeroman ~ Nope i certainly don't want them knowing! That being said if a thief logged in here and found out where was suggested to me and managed to take the car with the alarm and tracker fitted and camera's in the garage i'd be mighty impressed <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> Your right though, i was going to say Pm me with the advice.
Unfortunatly Ireland is very far behind in some areas. When the tracker was fitted in my Lotus, even though it was the dealership here that picked the installers they managed to blow a fuse in the lights. Whcih then managed to blow the engine fuse. Which then managed to have the car off the road for three weeks as the official dealers took three weeks to find out it was a blown fuse <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/nono.gif" alt="" /> Hence my reluctance at using any kind of dealership/fitters anything to do with cars in Ireland. It's just not in the same league as the kind of car specialists in the Uk!
So the main idea is to get some plan of where to put the tracker that would least allow them to damage anything from trim to electronics in the car. As i know for a fact they won't have a clue where to start! I'd rather them not butcher the poor beauty!
Re the tyre managment that is probably what i did alright! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/doh.gif" alt="" /> But i checked the pressures and they are all at 26/27 so thats a good sign! Great on the alrams, i'm sur ethe factory can help me out with that one so!
Michael ~ Your right i doubt i would want the car back but the only way the backwards insurers here will insure it is if there's an alarm and tracker in it unfortunatly.
Let me know about the seats, i certainly wouldn't mind one with a moveable back too. Then again i love the covering and the look of the seats in the aero. But not the most functional!
