Lincoln Memorial
04-07-2005, 04:54 PM
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Ah, memories. The year really flew by. MazdaManiac threw down a challenge, and I was up half the night looking for that darn photo of the Jefferson Memorial! Thanks for bringing the thread back to life, Leigh44. Funny thing is, I still love this car as much, a year later.
On topic, I had what I was sure was a brake light a few months back and took it in for service -- it turned out that it wasn't the brake, but the TPS sensor warning triggered by a change in the outdoor air temperature. Interesting icons...
On topic, I had what I was sure was a brake light a few months back and took it in for service -- it turned out that it wasn't the brake, but the TPS sensor warning triggered by a change in the outdoor air temperature. Interesting icons...
04-08-2005, 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by msrecant
Hope you didn't take my reference to this thread as criticism (Hey, do a search!). It was meant as an entertaining side note to your perplexity on the "red house", a situation that I once also experienced.
Also, your question wasn't silly (those icons are a bitch) and I agree that answering is a better way to respond than just saying "do a search". My experience is that searching for an answer is difficult and many times is not productive due to the volume of info on this forum.
Also, your question wasn't silly (those icons are a bitch) and I agree that answering is a better way to respond than just saying "do a search". My experience is that searching for an answer is difficult and many times is not productive due to the volume of info on this forum.
Ps. love the "car seat" reference in your sig..........That's awesome
04-08-2005, 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by leigh44
just a general statement that to often people are VERY short with others
Where I come from there is no such thing as a "dumb" question. Besides, I have actually been impressed at the sophisticated level of the "average" questions on this forum. What they should do is have a "newbie" section of the forum where people can be comfortable asking anything, and not getting flamed, and the "old pros" can show off what they know. Everyone wins! :D
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