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December 26th 04, 07:51 AM
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Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their
turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? 
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December 26th 04, 05:25 PM
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Larry Scholnick a écrit :
> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their > turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or 1.5?) -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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December 26th 04, 10:57 PM
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"Max" > wrote in message ... > Larry Scholnick a écrit : >> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who >> drive for miles with their >> turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? >> >> > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or > 1.5?) > > -- > ---------------------- > http://www.saab-900.tk > The Saab Tech Resource > ---------------------- GM cars do that if you forgot to wipe yourself. They're the most annoying cars to drive out there (in my opinion). They need to tone down all the "annunciator" and "auto" stuff they have. OR, at least let the owner turn some of that stuff off!
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December 27th 04, 05:06 AM
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James C. Reeves a écrit :
> "Max" > wrote in message > ... > >>Larry Scholnick a écrit : >> >>>Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who >>>drive for miles with their >>>turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? >>> >>> >> >>Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or >>1.5?) >> >>-- >>---------------------- >>http://www.saab-900.tk >>The Saab Tech Resource >>---------------------- > > > GM cars do that if you forgot to wipe yourself. They're the most annoying > cars to drive out there (in my opinion). They need to tone down all the > "annunciator" and "auto" stuff they have. OR, at least let the owner turn > some of that stuff off! > > You can. On older ones, just use the MALL PGM fuse, and play with it, and on the newer cars, just go to the dealer, borrow the Tech-II and you can program literally everything to do as you want, even stuff they don't tell you about in the owner's manual... I hate that stuff too... -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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December 27th 04, 05:06 AM
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James C. Reeves a écrit :
> "Max" > wrote in message > ... > >>Larry Scholnick a écrit : >> >>>Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who >>>drive for miles with their >>>turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? >>> >>> >> >>Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or >>1.5?) >> >>-- >>---------------------- >>http://www.saab-900.tk >>The Saab Tech Resource >>---------------------- > > > GM cars do that if you forgot to wipe yourself. They're the most annoying > cars to drive out there (in my opinion). They need to tone down all the > "annunciator" and "auto" stuff they have. OR, at least let the owner turn > some of that stuff off! > > You can. On older ones, just use the MALL PGM fuse, and play with it, and on the newer cars, just go to the dealer, borrow the Tech-II and you can program literally everything to do as you want, even stuff they don't tell you about in the owner's manual... I hate that stuff too... -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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December 26th 04, 10:57 PM
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"Max" > wrote in message ... > Larry Scholnick a écrit : >> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who >> drive for miles with their >> turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? >> >> > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or > 1.5?) > > -- > ---------------------- > http://www.saab-900.tk > The Saab Tech Resource > ---------------------- GM cars do that if you forgot to wipe yourself. They're the most annoying cars to drive out there (in my opinion). They need to tone down all the "annunciator" and "auto" stuff they have. OR, at least let the owner turn some of that stuff off!
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December 26th 04, 05:25 PM
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Larry Scholnick a écrit :
> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their > turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or 1.5?) -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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December 26th 04, 05:25 PM
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Larry Scholnick a écrit :
> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their > turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or 1.5?) -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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December 26th 04, 05:25 PM
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Larry Scholnick a écrit :
> Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their > turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? > > Most GM cars will go "bing-bong" if it's been on for more than 1 mile (or 1.5?) -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ----------------------
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#10
December 26th 04, 06:55 PM
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If they're in front of you, start flashing your high beams in time with
their turn blinkers. On Sun, 26 Dec 2004, Larry Scholnick wrote: > Has anyone developed a successful strategy for dealing with those who drive for miles with their > turn signals flashing (other than just ignoring them)? > > >
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