Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2001 04:53:42 GMT From: Marc Escuro <mgescuronopsam.com> Subject: Re: Need an opinion about 9-5!
On 9/29/01 12:39 AM, in article GKEyLs.4EFnopsamove.se, "Goran Larsson" <hohnopsamlid.invalid> wrote: >> No they don't. A rolling switch to increment speed that accidentally >> activates the headlamp flasher when you try to use it, and a different > I have never haf that happen. never had that happen either... >> switch with a different motion to decrement. Stupid. >> Other cruise controls I have used have a single lever - flick up, >> increment, flick down, decrement. Much better. > I have never seen a car with that layout. Is this something unique > for .au? Do you want a third up/down lever on the steering wheel > or should the cruise controls be mounted somewhere else? Mercedes Benz has it's cruise control system like that. Saturns have a "flick-up/flick-down" switch too. >> The driving lights are fitted as standard - I didn't mount them. >> They fit into the spoiler. The spoiler is plastic and flexes. If it > Driving lights? Those lights are fog lights and should only be used > in foggy conditions. You can use them whenever. Actually, I use them a LOT (front and rear).... Benefit of living in the foggiest city in the world.... San Francisco. haha >> touches a parking lot barrier or even the road on a steep driveway, the >> light pops out of it's housing, even though the spoiler is unmarked. It's >> happened to me about 4 or 5 times, the Saab dealer re-attaches it for free, >> and apologises each time for the bad design. He says it happens all the >> time. > We have many Saabs here in Sweden I have never heard of that happening. > Cracked glass yes, but no complaints about them falling out. I keep doing that too. Never had mine pop out. The wiring got disconnected once. But that's about it. -- Marc Escuro mgescuronopsam.com "...when all hope is gone, you know sad songs say so much..."
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