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Originally Posted by onehundred80
That is more info on record, NA did not get them although they do come in Mercedes cars here. So they just saved money by not putting them in.
Cheap bar stewards.
I want one, so I guess I'll start looking. I want the exact medical kit and the triangle.
Cheap bar stewards.
I want one, so I guess I'll start looking. I want the exact medical kit and the triangle.
.I've probably made a more useful first aid/emergency kit that's pretty compact and hangs from the "umbrella hooks" behind the seats. Thinking about buying some more road hazard stuff though, like road flares, and sticking it in the trunk somewhere. I don't have much of that.
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Originally Posted by shapeshifter309
Dealer probably can get you one at a premium price .
I've probably made a more useful first aid/emergency kit that's pretty compact and hangs from the "umbrella hooks" behind the seats. Thinking about buying some more road hazard stuff though, like road flares, and sticking it in the trunk somewhere. I don't have much of that.
.I've probably made a more useful first aid/emergency kit that's pretty compact and hangs from the "umbrella hooks" behind the seats. Thinking about buying some more road hazard stuff though, like road flares, and sticking it in the trunk somewhere. I don't have much of that.
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Originally Posted by Romio
2 of the worst places to keep them. It will get too hot in your car in the summer.
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Thank you! now i can finally program my driveway lighting
Edit: worked out great, got christmastree and driveway programmed with simple/cheap receivers. Just a "on" button in the car i think can't seem to shut the lights down with homelink
Edit: worked out great, got christmastree and driveway programmed with simple/cheap receivers. Just a "on" button in the car i think can't seem to shut the lights down with homelink
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Haven't seen an addition to this thread in awhile. Here's something I found out.
We know that when you turn off the ignition and open the door, a chime goes off to let you know that you have left your key in.
I found that if you pull the key out and stick it back in, the chime no longer chimes!
We know that when you turn off the ignition and open the door, a chime goes off to let you know that you have left your key in.
I found that if you pull the key out and stick it back in, the chime no longer chimes!
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I know you asked this years ago but you are still on the forum. Yes some of the early 2005's had glossy consoles - my roadster was built while they were still making the 04 coupes and it is glossy - build #24111. But not lucky enough to get the auto dimming mirror 
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I need the instructions for getting the key fob to work after it stops. I took the car to the high pressure car wash in the spring and it stopped working.
Nobody knows how to work on it. It's not the battery in the fob. The lights go on/off. Neither fob got wet
Nobody knows how to work on it. It's not the battery in the fob. The lights go on/off. Neither fob got wet
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