>" And in new cars, once you'r broken down, you're broken down.
>... in the old days ... you could get them going. But now, all you can do
>is call for help."
No way, on the new cars, that are computer controlled, you buy a "dignose"
computer that you plug into your "black box". Since the computer you got is
so cheap, you count the flashes and/or the beeps it produces and look up the
right code in a yellow page size book. Fun Fun Fun! I think car manufactures
and mechanics are in cahootes. (sp?) no longer can you work on modern
cars... its really a shame.
Toby Atwater, Santa Barbara, CA, tob@taltec.net
1969 Austin Healey Sprite, mk 4 "noname" (in restoration!)
1971 FJ-40 Toyota Land Cruiser "BEEF" (daily driver.. stock everything)
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