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  • #16
    Originally posted by bigjohnie View Post
    awe shit i only have the black bit
    The silver bit will already be on your gearlever John

    These were standard on all Mk1 and 2 RS2000's
    Cheers Rob.



    www.RWD-Escort.co.uk

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    • #17
      see you at the lakes rob

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      • #18
        Magners ! now ur talking

        may be stating the obvious, but isnt there a translator on the ebay ? had a look but cannot find anything

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        • #19
          Originally posted by bigjohnie View Post
          see you at the lakes rob




          Cheers Rob.



          www.RWD-Escort.co.uk

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          • #20
            does it translate into glaswegian?

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            • #21
              Originally posted by bigjohnie View Post
              does it translate into glaswegian?
              Or Essex ?
              Cheers Rob.



              www.RWD-Escort.co.uk

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              • #22
                i was almost there then
                sigpiccheeRS paul

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                • #23
                  i got a guy from glasgow working with me sound guy but cannt understand a word he says think he's getting pi##ed off got to ask him 2 or 3 times what he's saying anybody got a phrase book glaswegian to english please

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by rwdrs View Post
                    am translator for Mercedes Benz
                    that's useful. Can you tell them that the translation for gear lever is gear lever and not AGILITY CONTROL? Seems that MB's don't have suspension steering and gears anymore, they have AGILITY CONTROL modules.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by rwdrs View Post
                      am translator for Mercedes Benz
                      that's useful. Can you tell them that the translation for gear lever is gear lever and not AGILITY CONTROL? Seems that MB's don't have suspension steering and gears anymore, they have AGILITY CONTROL modules.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by dasadrew View Post
                        that's useful. Can you tell them that the translation for gear lever is gear lever and not AGILITY CONTROL? Seems that MB's don't have suspension steering and gears anymore, they have AGILITY CONTROL modules.
                        Yes, well if you had seen the style guides you might feel sorry for me

                        That, by the way is the least of the linguistic problems, now and again I try writing an English sentence, it gets corrected by MB and I change it back.

                        They change their minds week-in week-out, things like THERMATIC or Thermatic, AIRSCARF or Airscarf.

                        BTW gear lever is in Benz speak gearshift lever or gear selection lever

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by rwdrs View Post
                          Yes, well if you had seen the style guides you might feel sorry for me

                          That, by the way is the least of the linguistic problems, now and again I try writing an English sentence, it gets corrected by MB and I change it back.

                          They change their minds week-in week-out, things like THERMATIC or Thermatic, AIRSCARF or Airscarf.

                          BTW gear lever is in Benz speak gearshift lever or gear selection lever
                          Yukspeak gone mad!

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by dasadrew View Post
                            Yukspeak gone mad!
                            Yukspeak gone German!

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                            • #29
                              The sentences are hilarious at times, a verb repeated three times in a ten word sentence. This is an absolute deadly sin in the German language, is sounds pretty bloody awful in English too

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                              • #30
                                i had same problem with their grammar(German),der,die,das etc, but got there in the end ,helps if you can speak the lingo when your in a foreign country,found also that they were more willing to help you out when they saw that you wre trying to learn ,after afew years had a hell of a job when i had to revert back to english again

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