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YOUR RESEARCH...yet another off topic but technical question.
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I'll open the door pannel and check the connections with a tester.
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A lot of the hardcore enthusiasts tend to check all stickers on every panel when buying a used car which can hurt your resale value if any of the panels have been replaced.
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I'm going to open up the door panel and check the wiring but what should I look for?
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A lot of the hardcore enthusiasts tend to check all stickers on every panel when buying a used car which can hurt your resale value if any of the panels have been replaced.
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With all the "Where do you stash you ****?" threads going around I figured I'll ask a non 996 technical question.
My DD commuter [shall be unnamed here for fear of shame] was smashed in an accident last year and the rear quarter panel and right rear door were changed. I just realized that the master window control switch by the driver won't operate that window. But the switch on that door does operate it. Also, when I lock all passenger windows the one on that door is working. Even when the car is off, that window works.
I'm going to open up the door panel and check the wiring but what should I look for?
I'm assuming someone else fixed this from the accident? Why not take it back to them.
Also if it is what I'm thinking, then you should also see if you can still get any diminished value claim if it's not too late.
A lot of the hardcore enthusiasts tend to check all stickers on every panel when buying a used car which can hurt your resale value if any of the panels have been replaced.
Well, if my DD 50+ MPG [still shall remain unnamed] car has any enthusiasts, they're either a bunch of dorks, animal rights activists, or Dorothys. I doubt they'll care about door VIN stickers; plus they're ubiquitously available.
I'm dreading taking it back to the shop. I'll open the door pannel and check the connections with a tester. If I can't figure it out, then I'll take it back.
In the mean time, if I get a plan of action before going into battle, it would be great.
BTW, recently, I drove a new 335i and I was so disappointed. I mean nothing will match the sluggishness of the Prius but the 335i had no pull compared to my 13 year old 911. She had nothing on her, nothing!
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I think by owning a Prius you put yourself outside the circle of trust
So not only do you not like it when we try to help each other out on important questions, now we find out your a damn hippy too!
Actually, I have t gotten pissed at all. I've been playing along and you guys are good sport and keep me entertained. Love this place. Now you know my true identity.
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