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I've been perusing the forum looking for DIY solutions to a bunch of glitches (because I am - that's right - Out Of Cash.) There is so much useful information that I decided I ought to join.
I've been perusing the forum looking for DIY solutions to a bunch of glitches (because I am - that's right - Out Of Cash.) There is so much useful information that I decided I ought to join.
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Thanks, all. Lack of disposable income notwithstanding, I'm going to get the glitches fixed.
High on the list are fixing the headlight actuator (repair kit on the way,) and having a crack fixed (body shop Monday.) A bit lower are replacing the left HVAC actuator, replacing the hazard switch, and installing a new oil pressure sensor (Hmmm, to cut a hole in the body or not?) Low on the list is to have two panels that have, apparently, been keyed repainted.
High on the list are fixing the headlight actuator (repair kit on the way,) and having a crack fixed (body shop Monday.) A bit lower are replacing the left HVAC actuator, replacing the hazard switch, and installing a new oil pressure sensor (Hmmm, to cut a hole in the body or not?) Low on the list is to have two panels that have, apparently, been keyed repainted.
