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Code 36, replace both relays behind the battery on the firewall. They are actually the same part, though may be listed separately, together they shouldnt be more than about $25.
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From: BEMIDJI MN
Originally Posted by vader86
Code 36, replace both relays behind the battery on the firewall. They are actually the same part, though may be listed separately, together they shouldnt be more than about $25.
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Originally Posted by Redeasysport
Not trying to start a fight just cannot understand how someone can come here and say "My car has a SES light on what is wrong with it?"There must be thousands of posts on SES lights and all the info is available(via search) to at least get enough info to post a question that someone can answer intelligently.Everyone here is willing to help those that help themselves but it appears you have made no effort to read the forums or search for some info on your problem.And then you say you will take it to a dealer because we are not mind readers.It just gets frustrating that people ask for answers to questions that cannot be answered with the info that is given.Do you know the first thing about your car?Do you have any kind of repair manual?Do you want ot spend lots of $$$$ at the dealer or do you want to fix it yourself?You need to do the reasearch and then the work.If you think that your problem is a lot more work than you can take on then you have the wrong car and can expect to spend thousands of dollars on repairs for it most of which will be wasted.There are some pretty smart people here who can guide you through just about any problem if you know how to ask the right questions.Start searching and reading.......
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Looking at the thread you started "will 11" Zr1's fit?". That topic was answered a million times and even dozens of pictures were posted of how far they stick out. If every question was only asked/answered once this forum would be a very boring and inactive place. The point being he said very nicely "Please forgive me if this has been addressed before" makes your comment of calling his question stupid all the more inappropriate. He never said that he wants to take it to the dealer because we are not mind readers. He read the instructions and obviously didn’t completely understand how easy it is and just needed clarification. Not everyone is tech savvy and understands what it means to “short” the two pins. Sadly no one is born with all the knowledge in the world.
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From: Marysville CA - 2002
Originally Posted by Redeasysport
Why don't people read the FAQ before posting stupid questions like this?
Read the FAQ's at the top of the TECH section this is a general forum.Tech is where to ask questions like this.
Read the FAQ's at the top of the TECH section this is a general forum.Tech is where to ask questions like this.
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All that needs to be done is read the FAQ's once.Excuse me for being blunt but too many people ask questions without enough info to fix it.This has been pointed out time and time again.If someone needs help no problem but at least make an effort to find it first so the right question can be asked not " my ses light is on whats wrong with my car"?Yeah I was a little cranky on this one but the point is valid.I will apoligize but please make sure enough info is included such as year of car,milage etc it does make it easier to get the right answer.Read my posts for the most part I am not a post ***** and have provided lots of good info to many people.I am just guessing but if you noticed a lot of the best guys here have slacked off answering questions because of threads like this.
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Oh please, the most simple solution is "If you don't have something nice to say, DON'T SAY ANYTHING AT ALL". Or in other words as it applies here "IF you don't have helpful information and you think the question was stupid - MOVE ON! 
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From: BEMIDJI MN
Originally Posted by IrishJoker
Oh please, the most simple solution is "If you don't have something nice to say, DON'T SAY ANYTHING AT ALL". Or in other words as it applies here "IF you don't have helpful information and you think the question was stupid - MOVE ON!
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From: BEMIDJI MN
Originally Posted by Redeasysport
All that needs to be done is read the FAQ's once.Excuse me for being blunt but too many people ask questions without enough info to fix it.This has been pointed out time and time again.If someone needs help no problem but at least make an effort to find it first so the right question can be asked not " my ses light is on whats wrong with my car"?Yeah I was a little cranky on this one but the point is valid.I will apoligize but please make sure enough info is included such as year of car,milage etc it does make it easier to get the right answer.Read my posts for the most part I am not a post ***** and have provided lots of good info to many people.I am just guessing but if you noticed a lot of the best guys here have slacked off answering questions because of threads like this.
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