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12th October 2005, 02:49	#1
ELEVENS M5 Guru (>2000 posts) Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Great Lakes Garage: '03 M5 LMB/LMB&Al Sales Feedback: (2) Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Active cruise control question There's an Infiniti in the neighborhood that must have active cruise control, everytime he approaches my Valentine-1 goes off. But today for the first time, both the V-1 and the Lidatek went off. The Infiniti driver immediately pulled over to the shoulder of the road. I was wondering why he would do that? Anyone know if maybe my Lidatek disabled his cruise control and maybe set off some sort of idiot lite or malfunction alert in his car? __________________ Sold: 2003 *///*M5 LMB/LMB/Al (great car) 2007 RS4, Daytona Gray Pearl/Silver Nappa Leather/Carbon Fiber/12.5:1CR, 8250rpm, 4.11 gears, 8-pot Brembos, modded by Audi quattro GmbH Daily driver: Cleveland Launcher Ti 460 Serious toy: '07 Ducati 1098S Superbike - quickest bike ever tested by Cycle World, 9.79 @ 147mph.

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