Hers or the one on her car- you dirty dog.maxnix wrote:Lose the bra quickly because you will have scratches (or worse) if you do not.
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Assuming she doesn't have a spray on tan, I think the car's paint is what is at risk here.qship96 wrote:
Hers or the one on her car- you dirty dog.
Yes, we got it up on a rack and took a good close look at the underside and although there was some slight fluid leakage, nothing that would make it's way to the ground, just age type leakage is all and that will be dealt with in good time.maxnix wrote:Lose the bra quickly because you will have scratches (or worse) if you do not.
Hope you looked under it before you bought it. Surely Dad knows better!
Nice car.
Barely older than the car.qship96 wrote:Do you think they are younger, or older than 27?
Thanks for that, that is a concise set of instructions but I fear it isn't going to work however i will try a couple more times before giving up and sending it to the dealer.Paul Wall wrote:I have always loved Florida.
Why someone in there right mind would post a picture like that on the internet is beyond me. I have a Facebook account but I don't have single picture on there because I know what perverts do with them on the internet, Its not 1970-1990 anymore. How does the father of a daughter even allow this if thats really her picture????
Here is what PapaD wanted originally I assume:
1. Close all doors and lock all doors2. From the door switch unlock the trunk.3. Insert and remove the key from the ignition key cylinder six times within 10 seconds. NOTE: Key should be withdrawn from ignition key cylinder completely each time.NOTE: Do not rush the insertion/removal key cycling process. The side marker/tail/license lamps and interior illumination will flash twice when this step is accurately completed.NOTE: At this time, the new ID code is entered and original (previous) ID codes are erased.4. Manually unlock and lock the driver side door5. Push any button on the new remote controller once.If there is only one remote controller skip step 6.6. Additional ID code entry Repeat step 4 and 57. END.
There's absolutely no reason it shouldn't.Papa_D wrote: I fear it isn't going to work however i will try a couple more times before giving up and sending it to the dealer.
The codes match and they were the one's that the original owner was using but for some reason we have tried several times with the directions and still cannot seem to get the hazard or interior lights to flash after putting them in the ignition as directed.maxnix wrote:Two things:
Be certain the key fob remote has the correct FCC number.
Follow the procedure in the FSM explicitly.