Lenny HB
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- Oct 18, 2007
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Anyone else noticed?
Got the Fiat pump (one from my last van) out of the garage today to do the tyre pressures, plug wouldn't fit in the socket on the dash, had to get the new pump out of the Motorhome garage that was fine.
Everyone used to complain about the sockets on the X250's with satnavs etc., plugged into them the plug was wobbly and made poor contact. The sockets appear to be on the top limit of the DIN tolerance or non standard. I found out the hard way when I went to rescue my daughter with a flat tyre a couple of years ago. Took the Fiat pump with me, plug wouldn't fit either her or my car.
On the X290 they appear to have fallen in line with the rest of the car industry, took a while for me to find out as I don't normally use the socket on the dash.
Got the Fiat pump (one from my last van) out of the garage today to do the tyre pressures, plug wouldn't fit in the socket on the dash, had to get the new pump out of the Motorhome garage that was fine.
Everyone used to complain about the sockets on the X250's with satnavs etc., plugged into them the plug was wobbly and made poor contact. The sockets appear to be on the top limit of the DIN tolerance or non standard. I found out the hard way when I went to rescue my daughter with a flat tyre a couple of years ago. Took the Fiat pump with me, plug wouldn't fit either her or my car.
On the X290 they appear to have fallen in line with the rest of the car industry, took a while for me to find out as I don't normally use the socket on the dash.