S2000 "secrets"
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From: Livermore
Originally Posted by Jax2k' timestamp='1368023463' post='22527837
If you double tap the hazard light button, pull on the e-brake to exactly 3 clicks, tap the gas pedal, and clap you hands 2x's the car will transform into a Decepticon.
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From: Livermore
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OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
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From: Lombard, IL
Originally Posted by Jax2k' timestamp='1368023463' post='22527837
If you double tap the hazard light button, pull on the e-brake to exactly 3 clicks, tap the gas pedal, and clap you hands 2x's the car will transform into a Decepticon.
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From: South Orange County
OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
Also discovered today, that if you put the top down and your iPhone on the passenger seat, it will overheat.
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OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
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From: Foothills East of Sacramento
Originally Posted by homersapiens' timestamp='1370110622' post='22580462
OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by xviper' timestamp='1370135201' post='22580941
[quote name='homersapiens' timestamp='1370110622' post='22580462']
OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
OK, here's something new.
I discovered a red wire tucked up under the far left of the dashboard (left of the drivers leg) with a toggle switch on it. It's obviously not OEM but I have no idea what it was meant to do. The car starts regardless of the toggle position, but that's all I have tried.
The previous owner is not talking. Any ideas?
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I wish.
I also have a problem with sunscreen stains on the passenger side door from the last time I took my wife with me on a drive. She also gets motion sickness. It won't happen again.
