Thread: Must Have safety measures for D2 TD5

Originally Posted by Tombie

Get an EMS from The Entertainer...
Everything you'll ever need in one neat unit.

x2 - although they work much better after you install them.....some thing i am yet to get around to do.

PM 'the entertainer' as he is a member of this forum and will look after you both price wise and setup wise.

would this work in a D2 td5?

ScanGauge II Version 3.17 with X-Guage | eBay

would all the features work. i.e. fuel consumption (would be nice)

would probably have this aswell as madman

i know it says on Australia vehicles from 2006

but the D2 is not australian, and it is an advanced car

Originally Posted by technophile

would this work in a D2 td5?

ScanGauge II Version 3.17 with X-Guage | eBay

would all the features work. i.e. fuel consumption (would be nice)

would probably have this aswell as madman

i know it says on Australia vehicles from 2006

but the D2 is not australian, and it is an advanced car

Nope

Originally Posted by Tombie

Nope

shame

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Welcome to the forums mate.

Originally Posted by bell1975

You'll discover there is more information on this site than you thought possible...but only if you adopt the habit of using the search function.

Believe it or not, but some folks get tired of answering questions where the answers are (a) commonly found in "The Good Oil" or
(b) easily found by doing some searches.

It's a big ask to expect answers when they are oftentimes in front of your nose. Granted it can take time to sift through numerous threads in search of the wisdom you wish to acquire.

My only solutions to this dilemma are
1. allow yourself a decent amount of time to read things through,
2. make notes of what you find in a notebook or similar and
3. learn how to use the Google advanced search function - specifically "Search within a site or domain". Put in www.aulro.com at the bottom and the search phrase up the top.

You're wondering: Is today "International Be Kind to a Newbie Day?"
No, I am waiting for the kettle to boil and the kettle is boiling because I'm procrastinating.

Welcome to the forums mate.

thanks, i'll make a proper effort to do a search before i post a question

No worries. I am relatively new here too and can recall thinking "Wow, this place is amazing. Every LR question I ever had will be answered by some helpful individual here..." And I have mostly found these answers in some existing thread.

Have you bought the vehicle yet?