SteveX
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Went shooting, left the car in the layby today as the ground was very poor. Came back and someone had kindly smashed my number plate and plinth.
I'm not sure how they did it, the layby is on quite a hill so perhaps they rolled back, but the number plate wash smashed and the plinth is split, also a mark on the front bumper, but nothing major.
I was a bit miffed to say the least, I popped the bonnet and everything is good underneath, bumper is all ligning up etc so thats good.
I was driving home though, then realised after looking in the rear view mirror that the rear headrests had shot up. I thought it was a bit weird. I got home, reset them and everythings fine. How does the car detect an impact?
Looks like I am off to the dealer tomorrow to get some bits.
I'm not sure how they did it, the layby is on quite a hill so perhaps they rolled back, but the number plate wash smashed and the plinth is split, also a mark on the front bumper, but nothing major.
I was a bit miffed to say the least, I popped the bonnet and everything is good underneath, bumper is all ligning up etc so thats good.
I was driving home though, then realised after looking in the rear view mirror that the rear headrests had shot up. I thought it was a bit weird. I got home, reset them and everythings fine. How does the car detect an impact?
Looks like I am off to the dealer tomorrow to get some bits.