The light starts blinking really fast - pretty unmistakable. One direction is a nice normal blink rate, and the other is about three-four times faster. The old, really low tech way, but I knew immediately.Stan said:Does the car have bulb-out warnings of some kind? The usual strange blinking action when you select the directional side with the problem?
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Someone else almost had a nephew injured when he rubbed up against the door...
You are about the third request. I'm going to try to talk my wife into allowing a view at the house this weekend...smura said:When's the official unveiling of your CO beauty. Would love to see CO up close and personal!
Come by the autox at rosecroft this weekend.TimMullen said:You are about the third request. I'm going to try to talk my wife into allowing a view at the house this weekend...
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:huh: Remind me not to drive behind you!Ground Loop said:I Something heavy like a spare battery or ammo
It's quite common on early Elans to see stress cracks in the rear fenders from things hitting on the inside...Ground Loop said:I've never seen this before, since usually there is some cavity enclosure in the trunk. Something heavy like a spare battery or ammo can could do a lot of damage sliding around back there.
I would think you would keep the ammo can in the passenger compartment, in case you need to reload.Ground Loop said:
Something heavy like a spare battery or ammo can could do a lot of damage sliding around back there.
I just checked the Texas regional forum, and was surprised that there aren't any disussions on how to install a gun rack in an Elise!Racer X said:I would think you would keep the ammo can in the passenger compartment, in case you need to reload.![]()
We don't need one, there is already a holster between the seats for our revolvers.ConeFusion said:I just checked the Texas regional forum, and was surprised that there aren't any disussions on how to install a gun rack in an Elise!![]()