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E-Codes installed (update with pic) 200 1989

- How come Euro models have switches in the car to raise/lower lights on the dash board?

Unlike Americans, they actually know how to use the stuff in their car!

Anecdotal story from a friend ... "My new car is really cool - the headlights turn on by themselves at night. Only thing is I need to use a flashlight at night to see how fast I'm going - I don't have any lights inside."

That is in reference to the daytime running lights in her car.

-- Kane ... and lets not even mention the number of people who can't figure out that there is a turn signal stalk, or drive around with burned out/busted lights all the time.
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Blossom II -'91 745Ti/M46 ... Bubbles -'74 144GL/BW35 ... Buttercup -'86 245GL/AW70
The Wayback Machine -'64 P220/M40 ... The ParaBox -'90 745GL/AW70






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