Unidentified objects.
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Black thingy: Trip computer interface, translates injector pulse to provide fuel used data for trip computer
Larger silver doohicky: bulb fail unit for brake lamps
Smaller silver whoozits: bulb fail units for rear parking, sidemarker, and lisence lamps.
But I still wouldn't recommend cutting the red wire...
Larger silver doohicky: bulb fail unit for brake lamps
Smaller silver whoozits: bulb fail units for rear parking, sidemarker, and lisence lamps.
But I still wouldn't recommend cutting the red wire...
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04-07-2009, 05:14 AM
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the one above the blue arrow is the counter for the Oxygen Sensor light,
which comes on every 45K miles. there is a push-button on the side of this
black box. Push it to reset to zero. There should be a label on it that says
"XKE 4.2". This black box should be mounted to the left vertical beam, on the
left of the sunroof motor.
which comes on every 45K miles. there is a push-button on the side of this
black box. Push it to reset to zero. There should be a label on it that says
"XKE 4.2". This black box should be mounted to the left vertical beam, on the
left of the sunroof motor.
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LOL! Oh geez, what did I step into? I've actually realized with my Jag that if I bang the electronic dowhat's on things, they have a tendency to operate. My trip computer is actually functioning...sorta...because of that.
So, bang your gizmo hard and repeatedly on things, you never know if it will do any good or not until you try.
So, bang your gizmo hard and repeatedly on things, you never know if it will do any good or not until you try.
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04-07-2009, 08:09 PM
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Banging your gismo reminds me of this story:
Bubba Smith and Bill Clinton driving down the highway. Bubba said "I gotta take a leak" So they both go behind a tree. Clinton looks down and says "Bubba? How did yours get so big?" Bubba said "every night before I go to bed, I bang my gismo on the bed post"
That night, Bill came home late and Hillary was in bed. Bill sneaked into the bedroom, banged his Gismo on the bed post a few times. Hillary said quietly "Is that you Bubba?"
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