Thats easy;) Cause you sit turning the car over when its never going to start. You should top your phone up regular:p

why is it that every time you ring the wrong number it is never engaged

how do chickens know what size to lay eggs so that they fit in the egg cup

Why is it that you always get your password wrong when you are taking your time and when you are in a hurry it always works first time :confused:

Cheeky Martin ;)

I dont sit trying to kill my car it just dies.

And I top up every other day as it is.

Isn't that the other way round?

why don't they make left handed screwdrivers? ;)

why do the buses always have the heaters on on the hottest days of summer and then never have them on in winter? (i actually know the answer to this one ;) its very silly)

To prevent the engine from overheating?

yup left-handed screwdrivers arent made so engines dont overheat ;)

yeh seriously heaters are on to stop the engines overheating... ive never understood why though. any bus engineers care to enlighten me? why is he engine heating system piped into the busheating system? seems silly... maybe im just naive...

Why Do Holidays Fly By :(

The central heating system in my dad's house would do the same. It would start pumping hot water around in the midst of summer (despite the heaters being off). This was because it supplied the hot water as well. Since my dad was away over summer, no hot water was used, and the system needed to loose the heat. It took me a while when I was staying there to figure how to lower the water temperature to prevent it from doing this...

would that be the thermostat? ;)

Yes, it would, but, this being a mystery thread, it happened to be in the last place I looked, and that was not an obvious place. :D

yes i wonder why everything is always in the last place you look...another of life's mysteries ;);););)

also how come when youve just climbed into the bath or shower and you're the only one in the house, why does the telephone always ring or someone always knock at the door? :mad: :mad:

The heat will come from the engine cooling system (or some other hot part of the engine; I don't really know). However, the point is that it is not a separate heating system. You are therefore taking heat from the engine and pumping it into the rest of the bus; just like a fridge as it were (a vision of the driver sitting there with his winter woolies on has just passed through my mind). As long as the system pumping the hot air into the bus does not produce more heat than is being pumped away, the engine will be being cooled.

When you find something, its always in the last place you look !! mystery :)