...since I checked in with you guys. Various work commitments and issues have kept me away from most things Crossfire related for a few months but hopefully things will calm down a bit in the coming weeks and I will be able to drop in here more regularly again.

Firstly, my apologies if I have not managed to reply to anyone either via PM or my website I've tried to respond as soon as possible but I may have missed a few.

Secondly, thanks to those forum regulars that contacted me to see if I had vanished off the face the Earth and if my site was still being maintained; it is very flattering to know I was missed and only reinforces how REAL rather than virtual this community is. Time permitting I will be doing a big update to the site fairly soon; various project updates, ECU code extraction, MAF and MIL/misfire issues solved, and a grass autosolo!

To mark my returning post on the forum I decided to dust off the video camera and go for a blast in the Crossfire. The weather was typically British so most of the footage was shot through a rain-soaked lens, but it did make the roads more 'interesting' to say the least. Anyway here's the result:
Never Mind The Weather - 5MB

Right, it looks like I've got some serious catching up to do...

Simon

 

Welcome back, cool video looking forward to the updates on your website.

 

Welcome back Woody, good hearing from you again...some new racers in the crew, so go check out the racing segment. Derek is still holding the xf flag high.

Thanks for the video and we'll check out your sight soon.

Senna

 

god I love the uk - but hate the weekend news.
where were the lens positioned - so little shake
one inside - and one in front?

 

Great video, Simon!!! Welcome back.

 

Delighted that you resurfaced. Your input and your perspectives are always appreciated and welcome.

 

Glad to see you back Woody, it's gets dull around here when there aren't many technical people hanging out and adding to discussions.

I look forward to your projects and can't wait to see what you find out on the ECU code extraction. A friend of mine just picked up a Nation Instrument industrial computer with all the CAN interface hardware, He's waiting on NI Labview software, so I'm interested in getting inside the Bosch brain.

 

Great video. Very professional!

Welcome back!

 

Really good video and great music.

Welcome back.

 

Nice to see you're back.