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Rooster chicken on my speedometer
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916sacramento
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Rooster chicken on my speedometer
Has anyone have any idea what the rooster or chicken mean on the speedometer? :wtf2
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Re: Rooster chicken on my speedometer
Welcome to the forum.
Some people have had this happen and then disappear. There are numerous threads about it.
Some people have had this happen and then disappear. There are numerous threads about it.
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pedsemdoc
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Re: Rooster chicken on my speedometer
There's these threads as well:
post6740067.html?hilit=lcd#p6740067
post6658935.html?hilit=Pen15#p6658935
post6683072.html?hilit=lcd#p6683072
post6676218.html?hilit=lcd#p6676218
for some cold weather caused the strange behavior, for others their LCD panel was going bad...
Good luck with yours
Craig
post6740067.html?hilit=lcd#p6740067
post6658935.html?hilit=Pen15#p6658935
post6683072.html?hilit=lcd#p6683072
post6676218.html?hilit=lcd#p6676218
for some cold weather caused the strange behavior, for others their LCD panel was going bad...
Good luck with yours
Craig
Re: Rooster chicken on my speedometer
I had more of a banzai bush. It actually ended up healing itself over time.