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You can use a stopwatch to time the interval between the ticks to determine how much longer it has before catatonic (Freudian slip, left it after proofing) failure.
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You can use a stopwatch to time the interval between the ticks to determine how much longer it has before catatonic (Freudian slip, left it after proofing) failure.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

...anything wrong with my car today other than it makes me grin uncontrollably! ...and, yes, I like the pumpkins!

POST 2Original post

You need to have someone start it for you while you stand by the engine compartment. That's the only real way to here the ticking sound of doom. You can use a stopwatch to time the interval between the ticks to determine how much longer it has before catatonic (Freudian slip, left it after proofing) failure.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

OMG! You're right! The world is over! The sky is falling! Life is over as I know it! Good thing I quit drinking a few years back!

POST 4Original post

Don't worry, you're not alone. Ours went out for 50 miles of errands today and had NO problems at all! It was really happy with the temps in the 60s too. 55-65 seems to be the sweet spot for air temps where the motor just comes alive.

POST 5Original post

Billy there is a nice very simple DIY to make your pumpkins flash with your turn signals. I love mine. Not exactly in sinc with the flashing turning signal but slightly afterwards alternate. I figure I can never indicate 'too much' for some of the 'half blind, **** for brain' drivers on the roads today.

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