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11-05-2008, 07:06 AM
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it must be me being a brain donor...but
every time i post a question it gets moved to the "apparent correct location"
now what is the correct part of this forum?
i wanted to ask a question on how a particular thing works on our cars...naimly the i-drive knob, and it was moved to the "parts acces and mods" section?
now this is not an acces or mod, but technically it is a part...but then again everything on our cars is a "part"
i just wanted to know the difference between 2 i-drives
if its me mr moderator..then im humbly sorry. tough job you have i know but is it that definable?
every time i post a question it gets moved to the "apparent correct location"
now what is the correct part of this forum?
i wanted to ask a question on how a particular thing works on our cars...naimly the i-drive knob, and it was moved to the "parts acces and mods" section?
now this is not an acces or mod, but technically it is a part...but then again everything on our cars is a "part"
i just wanted to know the difference between 2 i-drives
if its me mr moderator..then im humbly sorry. tough job you have i know but is it that definable?
11-05-2008, 08:53 AM
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Found it.
I moved it back and removed the "moved"-link.
I dunno who moved it, but I bet it was a mistake.
Happened to me before.
I moved it back and removed the "moved"-link.
I dunno who moved it, but I bet it was a mistake.
Happened to me before.
11-05-2008, 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by alexf9496' post='713008' date='Nov 5 2008, 12:23 PM
What 2 iDrives? Can you be less specific? 
one is very heavy, it also has a knob that spins freely...both look the same, but work very differantly,
the low drive is mechanical, the high drive is electronic (put simply)
low drive..is for cars with no nav or business nav
high drive is for cars with pro nav. (controls head up display etc.)
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