Vocal Voices

Phone call.

The guy who introduced Becky to her new job tells the story to the other staff. He is a mate of Michael's and was at the wedding, he is also a sort of boss. So one of the lads takes pity on Becky and offers his assistance.

More oil is given to the engine and the brake fluid is topped up. Driving home Becky still gets the beeping, but no genie lamp! What is going on?

The back seat sensor thinks that her extremely heavy bag is a person and that the seat belt is not on! On the way down to the wedding we had my suit, her Bridesmaid outfit, my man-bag and her overnight bag all on the seat. Problem Pt2 solved.

Women and cars!

tonicha wrote:

Strange. On the way home everything was in the boot - no beeps.

Cars are just too complicated these days.

Rofl I have a similar problem in reverse, my passenger airbag is suppose to disable when it senses a light weight ie child, only it doesn't.

Cars are just too smart for their own good. (Same car) We had the check engine light come on and 3 weeks later turn off, no idea why, didn't quite get it too the garage.

tonicha wrote:Cars are just too complicated these days.

You aint seen nothing yet, Ton.