Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75689)

In reference to recent events...

Selling your CSL makes you a slack jawed faggot

Keeping it makes you a sexual Tyrannosaurus

:thumbs:

Originally Posted by jeffers (Post 75702)

As someone once said... better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all. That is all

From my side, has been a thrill to own a CSL over this past year, something at one time I didn't think I'd be able to do, but for the time being at least, needs must. The community (and possibly residuals) will no doubt keep healthy and strong with the CSLRegister to keep it going.

Don't go changing

Originally Posted by DazBlackCSL (Post 75717)

Selling the CSL seems to be the one car, everyone that has had one regrets, unless your a materialistic twat that thinks it's now too old to be cool, or I have one now move on ... hmmm really

Keeping mine, and will purchase my wants when im clear of finance ..

simples

Originally Posted by Yanto (Post 75728)

Daz - I seriously think its one of the few newer breed of cars that gets increasingly cooler with age........as per Steve's (Azrael) post a few weeks back on PGT, I really do think they are gaining popularity/celebrity with those in the know - even in the last 18m, I get more and more questions about it at car parks, petrol stations etc..massively overlooked when new because they were an "expensive M3 without the toys".....

http://www.puregt.com/Forum/upload/s...=csl+celebrity

Now becoming increasingly rarer with some write-offs and others tucked away in private collections just as people are starting to realise the gem that they are....

amen... :thumbs:

Originally Posted by shimmy (Post 75733)

:smokin:i hate mine, just cant sell it :smokin:

Originally Posted by AlexGTT (Post 75730)

Yep. Also, with rags like Evo giving the CSL more and better press than ever (good mention in the latest issue.............again) that will only add to the new classic status.

Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75741)

I hate mine too this morning, flat battery, damn this cold weather!

Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75741)

I hate mine too this morning, flat battery, damn this cold weather!

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut (Post 75744)

Sounds like your Alternator is on it's way out :(
Get it checked :thumbs: with all your lights, heather, etc ON to see what voltege it's producing, under full load.
If you have a voltmeter it's easy enough to do it yourself :beer:

Originally Posted by glendog74 (Post 75747)

Sounds like you need to keep it in a garage ;)

Originally Posted by sailorbaz (Post 75743)

What was the latest mention of them? I've got the Mag at home on Subscription but I'm not at home...until a week tomorrow, wooooooohoooooooo!
:thumbs::beer::beer::beer::beer::beer::thumbs::thu mbs::thumbs::thumbs:
:thumbs::beer::beer::beer::beer::supz::supz::supz: :supz::supz::supz::drool:
:beer:

Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75748)

Had a new alternator and battery last year iirc

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut (Post 75750)

Fair enough :thumbs: but I'd still get it checked as something isn't right Steve :smt017
CSL are too modern to be loosing charge overnight like my old MK2 Golf GTi :banghead: (ever time the temperatures drop below 0 deg C ) especially since you use your CSL ever day :smt102

Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75748)

Don't be daft mine gets used :thumbs:

Originally Posted by azrael (Post 75752)

Yeah I will be getting it checked as a matter or course, cheers Matt
Plus a month or so ago I left the lights on whilst test driving a car. Battery flat when I went to leave doh!

Originally Posted by glendog74 (Post 75754)

I meant let your CSL 'sleep' in a garage overnight :smt055

Originally Posted by mattCSLnut (Post 75755)

Bingo ! ;):hahaha: That accidental battery discharge would have been enough to cause your current problems.
Have you had the battery fully recharged since then ? ... if not, it may not be holding a full charge.
Get the battery fully (and by that I mean professionally) tested as that is most likely to be the culprit :thumbs:
ATB