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Topic: If only continued

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If only continued

Posted: 3/20/06 7:30am Message 1 of 5
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annicorvette
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For those joining this rant and rave discusson in progress (see NCM if only). After a bad week the weekend went somewhat better. Repaired the wiring on the temp sender so the temp gage now reads steady. Now the oil gage is bouncing around (has to be a connection) and the darn turn signals all come on but on flasheything (without being quaddrouple jointed and having an eyeball that works like a preiscope with an overhead spot light) is their an easy way to replace the flasher?

Wouldn't it be nice - no great - no Heavenly to only repair something once and have it last for at least 30 years. Is this too much to ask?




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If only continued

Posted: 3/20/06 5:22pm Message 2 of 5
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Yeah ,it would be nice,but I don't think it will happen,what else would you do ,if you didn't have to replace worn out parts all the time


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Posted: 3/20/06 5:34pm Message 3 of 5
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Actually, the turn signal flasher is pretty easy. It clips in behind the map pocket on the passenger side. You can reach up there and un-clip, plenty of wire length to change it where you can easily see it.


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I wonder if the new C6s have 40 year parts?      We are all there!


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Wouldn't it be nice - no great - no Heavenly to only repair something once and have it last for at least 30 years. Is this too much to ask?

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Yeah, right!! Earth to annicorvette...calling annicorvette....please return to Tranquility base..!!


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