my high beam is out?
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Dunrobin, Ontario, Canada
Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
The only switch in the entire circuit. You know, the one mounted to the steering column, you physically grab with your hand and twist and push to operate?
The only switch in the entire circuit. You know, the one mounted to the steering column, you physically grab with your hand and twist and push to operate?
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Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 1,841
From: NY
Originally posted by Madman Stephan
It can't be that switch since one of the high beams operates anyways. I think the problem could be a coonector.
It can't be that switch since one of the high beams operates anyways. I think the problem could be a coonector.
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From: NY
Originally posted by Madman Stephan
Well, obviously the problem that YOU were having was simple enough to fix for anyone who can tie their own shoes....
I'll give you credit though, you do drive a 240sx.
Well, obviously the problem that YOU were having was simple enough to fix for anyone who can tie their own shoes....
I'll give you credit though, you do drive a 240sx.
I'll give you credit though, you do have sand in your vagina.
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From: Waterford, Ca
Originally posted by I'm with Stupid
Yeah you're almost right.... But ANY problem on a 240sx can be fixed by someone smart enough not to require velcro shoes. So what's broken on YOUR 240 again?
I'll give you credit though, you do have sand in your vagina.
Yeah you're almost right.... But ANY problem on a 240sx can be fixed by someone smart enough not to require velcro shoes. So what's broken on YOUR 240 again?
I'll give you credit though, you do have sand in your vagina.
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