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Trip Odometer 200 1993

posted by  Simmy on  Tue Mar 18 13:14 CST 2003
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After I filled my tank tonight after a lovely drive in the country in my 1993 240 wagon, I went to push the trip odometer reset button and...whoops...the little button broke off into my hand. Are these easily replaced? Is this a common problem? Could anything else break off in this damn car? (The other day I went over a bump in the road and my glove box door popped open-another cheap piece of plastic to replace)






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