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E-code lights question. 200

posted by  ZJZ on  Thu Aug 30 08:14 CST 2007
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To make the images pop up, you've just gotta do this:

[img src="HTML ADDRESS IN QUOTES"]

but use the greater-than and less than symbols to open and close it. To make it a link, you'd go

[a href="HTML ADDRESS IN QUOTES"]link or whatever words you want to be the link[/a]

Again, swapping out the ] and [ for > and <

I think they might just be a small enough part that they were stocked for whatever reason. Maybe they were used in the 940s or some other car with better lights native?

Zach






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