Front PDC malfunction - Page 2

oldgreybloke · May 19th, 2020, 18:01

Well, the parking brake service message was because the motor had shared off the nsr caliper and was swinging about. And I was right about the kneebone being connected to the shoulder bone - the front parking sensors are now working. 😊

Peter2400 · May 20th, 2020, 13:08

What knee bone and shoulder bone is and how they are connected? Also what is nsr?

Tatsfield · May 20th, 2020, 17:11

These are English usage. The reference to bones is connected to a song which lists bones that are connected to each other but here oldgreybloke is using the reference to show that two things which are obviously not connected together actually have a linked cause and effect. NSR stands for Near Side Rear.

Peter2400 · May 20th, 2020, 21:42

Ah okay, thank you for explaining. English isn't my native language. Near side means the driver's side?

Tatsfield · May 20th, 2020, 23:36

No, near side is the side near the curb or walkway and in the UK is the left side. The driver side which is on the right in the UK is called the off side but has nothing to do with football! Of course in most of the rest of Europe this would be the other way round so perhaps its, best to refer to the sides as left and right, which doesn't change and the side is described as seen from sitting in the car and not standing in front of it. British cars are RHD, right hand drive and in most of Europe cars are LHD, left hand drive.

Maurice Mynah · May 21st, 2020, 08:43

There's always "Port" and "Starboard". These have the value of always referring to the vehicle rather than the person (so you never get "Your port or my port?") Just a thought!

oldgreybloke · May 26th, 2020, 10:59

I shall continue to mount my horse on the nearside, irrespective of which side of the road I am situated, as a gentleman aways wears his sword on the left 😁

May 19th, 2020, 18:01	#11
oldgreybloke Master Member Last Online: Apr 12th, 2024 14:02 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: peterborough	Well, the parking brake service message was because the motor had shared off the nsr caliper and was swinging about. And I was right about the kneebone being connected to the shoulder bone - the front parking sensors are now working. 😊 __________________ XC 60 D5 230 SE Lux. Polestar Engineered. TVR Chimaera 500 - regrettably departed Porsche RS Carrera 2.7 - In my dreams... Semper in excretia sumus, solim profundum variat

May 20th, 2020, 17:11	#13
Tatsfield Premier Member Last Online: Yesterday 14:25 Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Poole	These are English usage. The reference to bones is connected to a song which lists bones that are connected to each other but here oldgreybloke is using the reference to show that two things which are obviously not connected together actually have a linked cause and effect. NSR stands for Near Side Rear. __________________ 2012 XC70 SE Lux Polestar 230 bhp D5 Auto Oyster Grey

May 20th, 2020, 23:36	#15
Tatsfield Premier Member Last Online: Yesterday 14:25 Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Poole	No, near side is the side near the curb or walkway and in the UK is the left side. The driver side which is on the right in the UK is called the off side but has nothing to do with football! Of course in most of the rest of Europe this would be the other way round so perhaps its, best to refer to the sides as left and right, which doesn't change and the side is described as seen from sitting in the car and not standing in front of it. British cars are RHD, right hand drive and in most of Europe cars are LHD, left hand drive. __________________ 2012 XC70 SE Lux Polestar 230 bhp D5 Auto Oyster Grey

May 21st, 2020, 08:43	#16
Maurice Mynah New Member and total Prat Last Online: Feb 13th, 2021 15:43 Join Date: Apr 2020 Location: Harlow	There's always "Port" and "Starboard". These have the value of always referring to the vehicle rather than the person (so you never get "Your port or my port?") Just a thought! __________________ Volvo V70 SE Sport D5 Auto MY2008 (P3) on a 57 plate. For the less technical, It's a pale metallic blue one.

May 26th, 2020, 10:59	#17
oldgreybloke Master Member Last Online: Apr 12th, 2024 14:02 Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: peterborough	I shall continue to mount my horse on the nearside, irrespective of which side of the road I am situated, as a gentleman aways wears his sword on the left 😁 __________________ XC 60 D5 230 SE Lux. Polestar Engineered. TVR Chimaera 500 - regrettably departed Porsche RS Carrera 2.7 - In my dreams... Semper in excretia sumus, solim profundum variat

May 20th, 2020, 13:08	#12
Peter2400 Junior Member Last Online: Today 05:57 Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Budapest	What knee bone and shoulder bone is and how they are connected? Also what is nsr?

May 20th, 2020, 21:42	#14
Peter2400 Junior Member Last Online: Today 05:57 Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Budapest	Ah okay, thank you for explaining. English isn't my native language. Near side means the driver's side?

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