best way to drive v6 in 4x4 at drumclog

what is the best safest way to drive it round drumclog as its a automatic never off raoded a auto before any tips trickso i dont break it

dazz

You changed your mind mate? You said you wern't going to take it off road.

Dont break it bud. :wink:

in drive and and 4x4 if and when you need it, and i think you should have a hill decent button

Does it not have "lock down" functions? Eg, 1 and 2 on the selector.

1 means 1st gear, 2 is 2nd. box will keep in those gears. just select like u wud any other gears...obviously without the clutch. :lol:

i dont know that mucn about the b series but was just wondering has it got airbags. if so can u turn them off. it just my mate took his porshe cayman thing off road [ hes such a tot] and he didnt turn the air bags off and had to pay about 500 pounds to get them reset :lol:

The B's do have air bags but without removing a fuse there is no easy way of turning them off. Having said that I have heavily off roaded mine (as has Bobinsjob) and had no problems with the airbag, other then the normal light on and needing to just push the connectors under the seat.

Trev

Daz please do not use the V6 section as a discussion form, it is a technical section to be used for mechanical problems with the car and fixes.
You have been requested to adhere to this rule before in this section, please take note.

Thread moved to the correct area.

Don't just pull the fuses for the airbag either. As soon as you start the igntion the EML will come on and won't go off again even if you replace the fuse. You would have to have the system reset with either the Vauxhall gadget at the dealer or an op-com.

sorry thought it was a technical question

Stick it in gear, point it at the mud, floor it and then smile alot, sorted. Don't waste it, can still have fun without being brutal, you know you want to :wink: