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Let me know how that defense works out in court....
just messin wid ya...
[/QUOTE] That whats so great about this site.........most everyone has a great sense of humor...........actually I do hope no-one disconnects the safety and regets it after a OOPS! That was quite an occurrence with the runaway
Let me know how that defense works out in court....
just messin wid ya...
[/QUOTE] That whats so great about this site.........most everyone has a great sense of humor...........actually I do hope no-one disconnects the safety and regets it after a OOPS! That was quite an occurrence with the runaway
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OK so here's why I won't disconnect the switch. When I was a little tyke my sister left me alone in her Corvair Spider. Well she also made the mistake of leaving the keys. So I turns the key and it started in gear, lunged forward and smacked the car ahead. I don't recall how much damage to the car, but there was damage to my head when she came back.
So as long as you think to put your car in neutral before starting your fine. One time you don't and ya wanna hope there ain't nothin ahead or behind.
So as long as you think to put your car in neutral before starting your fine. One time you don't and ya wanna hope there ain't nothin ahead or behind.
I think I'll leave mine connected. "T"
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Hey just for the record I am not disconnecting anything just wonder if it was normal.
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Dave, as you've noticed
...........you made a very wise decision, Larry
...........you made a very wise decision, Larry
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Thanks for the input guys... something for me to think about.Guess I will probably leave as is..
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Actually, the Gov mandated it...safety Nazis, doncha know? It is, however, a very good idea, anyway.
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