what bug's you the most(3rd gen)
January-16th-2005, 10:13 AM
#196
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Location: Austin, Tx
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Originally Posted by Tranquilized
The stupid-*** rear deck rattle!!! Grrrrr.....
YES, I forgot all about that one. Its been rattleing for so long I think is normal.
And I was wondering would you all would start to notice me moving your head rests! Now I bet your wondering how I get into your cars and not set off the alarms! When you figure that out I'll stop. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHa
Last edited by hughes412; January-16th-2005 at 10:20 AM.
January-17th-2005, 07:46 AM
#199
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The past few days, it has struggled to stay in the teens here. Woke up this morning, and the temperature outside was 8 degrees. On cold mornings like that, the right side door lock sometimes sticks (does not lock or unlock with a press of the keyless entry). (perhaps a little moisture got in there?) After driving for a little bit, it thaws out and starts working again. All things considered, that's not too bad.
Anybody agree with me, that the paint on our cars is especially fragile? It seems to chip pretty easily on my front bumper and hood - more so on other cars that I have owned. Could be the brick-shaped front bumper, though.
Anybody agree with me, that the paint on our cars is especially fragile? It seems to chip pretty easily on my front bumper and hood - more so on other cars that I have owned. Could be the brick-shaped front bumper, though.
January-17th-2005, 08:32 AM
#201
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Location: Halifax, NS, Canada
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Originally Posted by juddz
The past few days, it has struggled to stay in the teens here. Woke up this morning, and the temperature outside was 8 degrees. On cold mornings like that, the right side door lock sometimes sticks (does not lock or unlock with a press of the keyless entry). (perhaps a little moisture got in there?) After driving for a little bit, it thaws out and starts working again. All things considered, that's not too bad.
Originally Posted by juddz
Anybody agree with me, that the paint on our cars is especially fragile? It seems to chip pretty easily on my front bumper and hood - more so on other cars that I have owned. Could be the brick-shaped front bumper, though.
January-17th-2005, 09:01 AM
#202
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: ASC, GA
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My trunk switch won't open the trunk, but maybe that's b/c of the huge wing... I have that same rattle in the rear deck, not very loud though, there is one in the rear drivers side door though, if you "press" on the door, it quits for a good 20 minutes or so.. very annoying. solution=turn radio up.
January-17th-2005, 09:13 AM
#203
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Omaha,Nebraska
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try playing with the little switch thingy on the trunk latch itself thats how i remedeyed the problem for my car, my trunk rattles too i just turn up linkin park or whatever rock i'm listening to.
January-17th-2005, 02:30 PM
#204
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Location: Elyria, OH
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My complaints regarding my 2002 P5:
Intermittent wipers - that link to the fix isn't working, anyone know the working link?
wipers in general
unheated mirrors
too long and too much throw in the gear shift - short shift soon as spring arrives
bucking in first & second gear
cup holder can't handle high g turns
doors freeze shut
i can **** harder than the rear washer jet
very short clutch pedal travel
mine sucks in the snow, looking at getting winter tires
Intermittent wipers - that link to the fix isn't working, anyone know the working link?
wipers in general
unheated mirrors
too long and too much throw in the gear shift - short shift soon as spring arrives
bucking in first & second gear
cup holder can't handle high g turns
doors freeze shut
i can **** harder than the rear washer jet
very short clutch pedal travel
mine sucks in the snow, looking at getting winter tires
Last edited by asturner; January-20th-2005 at 08:36 AM.
January-17th-2005, 03:24 PM
#205
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Location: Omaha,Nebraska
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come on man spinning and sliding everywhere is the best part its more fun for me cause i have an '02 LX sedan with 15" bridgestone potenzas all around but the ones in the back are almost bald so my tail whips around real quick. Its just plain fun
January-17th-2005, 03:38 PM
#206
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Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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Originally Posted by Phantom Cruiser
Well...the paint on the Vivid Yellow is very, very crappy (as expressed by my paint and body repair guy).
What does he mean by "crappy?" Mine looks good so far.
January-17th-2005, 03:39 PM
#207
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Location: Pittsburgh PA
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Originally Posted by import_tuner19
come on man spinning and sliding everywhere is the best part its more fun for me cause i have an '02 LX sedan with 15" bridgestone potenzas all around but the ones in the back are almost bald so my tail whips around real quick. Its just plain fun
*sigh* I was like that once.
January-17th-2005, 03:44 PM
#208
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nope spoken like some one who has spun completley around, ended up in the other lane duing rush hour and still wanted to do it again.
P.S. Did i forget to mention im a street racer on vacation i've raced in Skylines,Supras,Silvias,...etc I'm crazy
P.S. Did i forget to mention im a street racer on vacation i've raced in Skylines,Supras,Silvias,...etc I'm crazy
January-17th-2005, 03:48 PM
#209
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Location: Elyria, OH
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Originally Posted by kargoboy
Lol, spoken like someone who's never had the sh*t scared out of him because he can't stop in time to avoid the 18-wheeler jackknifed in front of him on a highway
*sigh* I was like that once.
*sigh* I was like that once.