Keeping your classic or supercar SAFE

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 14

  • @supersonique001
    @supersonique001 2 дня назад +2

    That blue 308 is stunning!

  • @iqqqipppi
    @iqqqipppi 2 дня назад +1

    This was actually really interesting for anyone who is starting in the classic car hobby, thanks!

  • @j308s7
    @j308s7 2 дня назад +2

    Always use Ctek trickle chargers and have been excellent.I make a point of always replacing the battery regularly rather than trying to get the last out of it-cost is soon forgotten and no hassle!

  • @amolprabhu4948
    @amolprabhu4948 2 дня назад +2

    Please make content more often :)

  • @KSL12
    @KSL12 2 дня назад +2

    Good advice Ian. Many thanks.

  • @COL321
    @COL321 2 дня назад +2

    Sound advice there I think. Thank you!

  • @kev-the-windsurfer.
    @kev-the-windsurfer. 2 дня назад

    348's have a battery switch as a FYI, quite handy!!

  • @rabidrabiesracing
    @rabidrabiesracing 16 часов назад

    I have a 360 gated manual and don’t have the ability to use a trickle charger in the garage. I always disconnect the battery. There is no issue or problems doing this other than the ECU having to reset which could be a hiccup if you need a safety/emission inspection. But even then the car just needs to be driven around 50 highway miles at a constant speed of around 50mph to reprogram the ECU.

  • @LCRECORDS1
    @LCRECORDS1 День назад

    You can activate the subtitles in the video to translate the tips

  • @garethjones2171
    @garethjones2171 2 дня назад

    my 348 has one

  • @noway3795
    @noway3795 День назад

    argento la ferrari......

  • @RobJack56
    @RobJack56 День назад

    This content is great however need to change the presenter, the constant sniffing is really off putting.

    • @TM-mk2zb
      @TM-mk2zb 12 часов назад

      Make your own video then