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Hey Marc, do you know if Phil is still driving his Audi TT, or has it been replaced with something newer?
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Hey if you can't handle humor (especially in an online setting) then you might just need to lighten up a bit!
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fpena944 is NOT joking... it is your built in IMS indicator....except the green light means it's all good...........................
sorry couldn't help myself.
I never imagined a 911 having cruise control!
A sports car is to drive, if I wanted cruise control I'd buy a luxury car a la Mercedes
I understand not having luxuries in the name of being a driver's car but fna get rid of the ridiculous cruise control and give me navigation instead
... learn something new every day
Turn the cruise control off and make sure it's off when you shut down (remove key from ignition). Cruise control should remain off when you restart the car. Mine sometimes comes back on for no apparent reason however so I sympathize with the OP.
It indicates the position of the moon, relative to the earth. This is so you'll know which way to lean to counteract the moon's gravitational pull when heading into a turn at high speed.
Hey Fernando,
Read my sig. Everyone here knows that RL is 1/3 useful advice, 1/3 smart alec comments, and 1/3 what the hell is that. Well, almost everyone.
"I can't believe my brand new car burns oil on start up when I park on a side hill. I'm going to yell at my disrespectful dealer until they pay for it," said the 997 owner.
"You should complain to the dealer more until they pay for it," said the other 997 owner who doesn't understand boxser engines or basic mechanics. "You paid $100k and they should respect you for that."
Absolutely true!! I really do miss all of you! And my Porsche. I figure when the economy comes back when I'm around 75 I will buy another 911. Yes, I'm driving the Audi TT - I've had it for 3 1/2 years and all of 17K miles and I really do enjoy the thing. It's perfect (of course) and a fun car with the top down. Wayne, thanks for forwarding the post!! Loved it!! But mine's still the original
Wayne, you're the cat, but I'm what you dragged in. Practice is fine - just put an electronic medical record in the office, so pretty busy. I haven't kept up on the board really since I sold my Porsche. But, I'm beginning to get the itch again. Uh oh.
You may be seeing more of me!!
If you push the button on the end of the lower right side steering column stalk the IMS failure indicator will go off and your IMS will be safe. You also lose 30HP.
To increase power, push the button again and the IMS failure indicator will come on. LOL!
I needed a chuckle today.
I have a similar question....
There's a little window in the bottom of my speedometer which shows a zero when I'm stopped but as soon as I start moving the numbers start to get bigger....and then they get smaller again as I slow down.
What's that all about? Does it mean my IMS is about to fail?
Happened to mine also - but very infrequently (since I only drove it around 500 miles a year)!! Could be a significant problem with yours, especially if it occurs often.
