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yes..its the exact same thing but different internals and such
a point
Most often the tail lights and dash lights share a single feed and fuse. Assuming you have checked the fuses (probably marked as tail or courtesy) then I would next check the head light switch. If you have good fuse and the head light gives a voltage out while in the 'parking light' position (usually between off and headlights) then you need to start chasing wiring. If you need more, post another question, and I'll see if I can walk you further down the path. I had this exact same problem and found out that the headlight switch was just making enough contact with the plug for the headlights to work. We plugged that in and the tail lights and dashboard lights started working also.
Yes and No!! A viper can beat the Corvette at the beginning but at the end, the Corvette will win!! The Viper is lighter and has more pull but the Corvette has just plainly more horsepower! Not really. The Corvette is weighed down with all the technology in it. everything is engineered to exact standards so the Corvette can perform. The Viper will be left burning rubber and spinning out making a lot of noise as the Corvette smoothly sails off. Dumptruck versus The ultimate American Car. The Corvette takes all.
The flasher unit is placed in back of the fuse panel. Look towards the left side for its exact position.
check the fuse box. on the left side of your dashboard. look at your owner's manual for exact location.
There is no exact number of street lights that are in Thailand listed online. However, there is most likely thousands of lights.
I have a 91 Celica ST and it does the same exact thing,I haven't went in to it to fix but I would assume where ever the switch when your door opens is faulty.
is it called a point
a pintle position sensor tell the engine computer what the exact position of the egr valve is
If you need exact stats on this try looking it up in Janes Fighting Ships but as I recall a corvette was a smaller vessel than a destroyer and designed for escort duty for convoys during WWII.
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