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It's a design feature on the Z. I keep my Goldfish in my boot :wtf:

:greetings-wavingblue: Welcome :text-welcomewave: Wh47 th3 h3!! 15 g01n6 0n :crazy:

Re: The 5th Annual RCZ YORKSHIRE Meet 2016 - Saturday 7th Ma So, not only have I ordered my food, but I have organised the weather for the region too..... :eusa-whistle:

We have a few roads in Barnsley that have been built round potholes that have been there for that long :shock:

I have sent a PM, thanks.

Re: The 5th Annual RCZ YORKSHIRE Meet 2016 - Saturday 7th Ma Kerry, I have sent a PM.

That's great news Andy. :thumbup:

Although you might have to put the rear seats down :eusa-think: ;)

I think you can get one in the boot :eusa-whistle:

Sent you a PM. Hope it helps. :eusa-think:

Re: 30.000 miles with the RCZ R (my story) I didn't realise any of the R's had the NG4 :eusa-think: glad you got it sorted though :clap:

Have a look at GPSUnderground.com they seem to have most things on there :eusa-think:

Re: 30.000 miles with the RCZ R (my story) Checkout this thread viewtopic.php?f=30&t=10036 That should sort you out :thumbup:

Check this thread viewtopic.php?f=30&t=9871&p=121761&hilit=Ng4#p121761 It's not a system I have but I believe this might point you in the right direction. :eusa-think:

So it would appear that this guy has a bit more going on than supply problems. He certainly seems to have a hidden agenda. Such a shame when he has a product that people want, and are prepared to pay a premium for. Greed is a terrible thing. Hope it turns out well for you.

You can put the latest maps/alert zones/firmware straight on. No incremental steps required :D

:greetings-wavingblue: Welcome :text-welcomewave: A search of the forum should reveal a cost free method of updating your firmware, maps & speed cams. It does involve a small amount of computer knowledge, so I can see it's not for everyone, but it's an option to think about :eusa-think:

The plot thickens...... Maybe it's a faulty earth somewhere after all then. If it gets beyond taking something out and replacing it with a new one it's a bit too technical for me I'm afraid. I do know that most of the battle with these things is not usually the fixing, it's the finding out...

:greetings-wavingblue: Welcome :text-welcomewave: It's surprising how many on here are on their 2nd or even 3rd Z. That says a lot about the car :eusa-think:

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