column lock bypass
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Re: column lock bypass (sweet88)
Sweet88
The 97-98 have had alot of problems with the clb setting codes after install. It is a hit or miss ordeal. I have them on special right now.
Here's the link
http://www.corvettesofhouston.com/Pa...D=0&itemid=395
Paul
The 97-98 have had alot of problems with the clb setting codes after install. It is a hit or miss ordeal. I have them on special right now.
Here's the link
http://www.corvettesofhouston.com/Pa...D=0&itemid=395
Paul
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Re: column lock bypass (sweet88)
Corvettes of Houston has them.
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Re: column lock bypass (sweet88)
Comments regarding non-supporting vendors have been removed, people need to review the rules and guidelines that help keep the CorvetteForum free for everyone :cheers:
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Re: column lock bypass (COH PAUL)
So just to be clear here...if we know of a product or service that is being sold by someone other then a supporting vendor, we are not suppose to mention them? I am a little confused because I have seen numerous posts mentioning products or services not sold by supporting vendors such as the guy that repairs the infamous rear view mirrors. I am not trying to be argumenative, I just want to get a clear understanding so I dont violate forum rules and quidelines in the future.
Thanks and Aloha
Bill :cheers:
Thanks and Aloha
Bill :cheers:
