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12-02-2006, 12:23 AM
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Originally Posted by CKit,Dec 1 2006, 11:59 PM
She said it was a noob question because it's right there in the manual.
So she assumed you aren't the original owner of your 2003 vehicle or else you'd have a manual and perhaps read it. So she was wondering if you just bought the car.
What's so wrong about that? She was right on 2 of the 3 points, wasn't she?
C'mon, if you're going to ask a basic question because you don't want to shell out for a manual... are you surprised if people give ya a little flak?
By the way, have you checked in the secret compartment for the manual? Sometimes it hides there and "preowned" users find it years after the purchase....
So she assumed you aren't the original owner of your 2003 vehicle or else you'd have a manual and perhaps read it. So she was wondering if you just bought the car.
What's so wrong about that? She was right on 2 of the 3 points, wasn't she?
C'mon, if you're going to ask a basic question because you don't want to shell out for a manual... are you surprised if people give ya a little flak?
By the way, have you checked in the secret compartment for the manual? Sometimes it hides there and "preowned" users find it years after the purchase....
12-02-2006, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by CKit,Dec 1 2006, 11:59 PM
She said it was a noob question because it's right there in the manual.
So she assumed you aren't the original owner of your 2003 vehicle or else you'd have a manual and perhaps read it. So she was wondering if you just bought the car.
What's so wrong about that? She was right on 2 of the 3 points, wasn't she?
C'mon, if you're going to ask a basic question because you don't want to shell out for a manual... are you surprised if people give ya a little flak?
By the way, have you checked in the secret compartment for the manual? Sometimes it hides there and "preowned" users find it years after the purchase....
So she assumed you aren't the original owner of your 2003 vehicle or else you'd have a manual and perhaps read it. So she was wondering if you just bought the car.
What's so wrong about that? She was right on 2 of the 3 points, wasn't she?
C'mon, if you're going to ask a basic question because you don't want to shell out for a manual... are you surprised if people give ya a little flak?
By the way, have you checked in the secret compartment for the manual? Sometimes it hides there and "preowned" users find it years after the purchase....
12-02-2006, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by B SweepeR B6,Dec 1 2006, 11:37 PM
If she just talked politely without jumping to conclusions I would have said thank you.
Originally Posted by feistyS2K,Dec 1 2006, 08:35 PM
How long have you had the car?
"excuse me kind sir, may I know as to the length of time of ownership of said car?!?!"
damnit I thought chics were sensitive.ah well....I've been called a lot worse BRO!!
12-02-2006, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by feistyS2K,Dec 2 2006, 01:43 PM
so I'm a jerk for 1-answering your question or 2- not asking all proper like how long you had your car? wait.......
I did!
"excuse me kind sir, may I know as to the length of time of ownership of said car?!?!" damnit I thought chics were sensitive.
ah well....I've been called a lot worse BRO!!
I did!
"excuse me kind sir, may I know as to the length of time of ownership of said car?!?!"
damnit I thought chics were sensitive.ah well....I've been called a lot worse BRO!!
12-02-2006, 01:06 PM
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I would highly recommend buying the manual first off. I am a firm believer there should be some kind of law requiring people to read the whole manual prior to completing the purchase of a car. Anyways, if you are not going to buy the manual, make use of the stickies up top in the under the hood section. Especially the DIY and maintenance stickies. You will find damn near everything related to maintenance.
Your car is fine. The light is just a reminder to do recommended maintenance (which is completely outlined in the manual...) Reset the light according the procedure found in the sticky at the top of the under the hood section. Do whatever maintenance is required for your specific mileage and your good to go. Hope the helps.
Your car is fine. The light is just a reminder to do recommended maintenance (which is completely outlined in the manual...) Reset the light according the procedure found in the sticky at the top of the under the hood section. Do whatever maintenance is required for your specific mileage and your good to go. Hope the helps.
12-02-2006, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by B SweepeR B6,Dec 2 2006, 02:06 PM
sorrry i didnt understand a thing u said. dono the point of ur message.
12-02-2006, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted by ATOice,Dec 2 2006, 04:09 PM
she is feisty. 