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YOUR RESEARCHThanks Obama!
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You may want to check if because of this your car may be covered under a government subsidy for IMS repair/replacement should the need ever arise...
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I purchased my 40AE 911 a few months ago and still smile everytime I walk in the garage. Been using it as a DD and could not be happier...except for one annoyance. After a recent 400 mile road trip I started hearing a signficant rattling sound out of the rear subwoofer box. It progressively got worse, to the point where I did not want to consider another road trip.
I finally had time this weekend to diagnose the problem. I assumed one of the speakers had blown and was not looking forward to finding a replacement however once I had the box out of the car, and disassembled the case, I found this:
Slow clap.....clap....
I guarantee some small child at some point shoved it into the hole in the speaker. The previous owner didn't notice it because liberals tend to be hard of hearing.
I've heard of line workers leaving tools and messages in the cars they build, but this is the first time I've heard of a time traveling line worker leaving presents
Oh boy!... Too funny!....
You may want to check if because of this your car may be covered under a government subsidy for IMS repair/replacement should the need ever arise... Just saying...
