dash key light is flashing
noob question!!!
2002 miata with hydra standalone in the cluster the key sign is flashing but everything work fine... its due to the standalone or you think i have alarm system??? |
It's your standalone.
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its your car hating you for getting a hydra
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Originally Posted by 18psi
(Post 1003507)
its your car hating you for getting a hydra
lol you can ask savington my aem is ordered im waiting for it :sadwavey: |
there is a way to remove it???
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Originally Posted by marsien
(Post 1003521)
there is a way to remove it???
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this is what i was thinking but i just want to be sure its not a problem
thanks!!! |
I love the fact that on our cars half the bulbs in the cluster are removable. If it bothers you, remove it
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Don't hassle with removing the bulb, just plug the connector out of your immobilizer unit under the dash, near the steering wheel...
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If he does that, he will be forever haunted by the knowledge that a crippled, useless bulb mocks him each and every day from the dark shadows behind the instrument panel.
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Originally Posted by Zaphod
(Post 1003637)
Don't hassle with removing the bulb, just plug the connector out of your immobilizer unit under the dash, near the steering wheel...
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O.K. I was thinking 99-00 and 01+ would be the same immobilizer units...
So O.P. don't do what I said... I had the dumb. |
remove the gauge cluster, pull the bulb.
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Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 1003647)
remove the gauge cluster, pull the bulb.
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Originally Posted by marsien
(Post 1003649)
done!!!:cool:
I expect that you will now create a small shrine in the corner of the garage to honor the legacy of bulb. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1003752)
Well done.
I expect that you will now create a small shrine in the corner of the garage to honor the legacy of bulb. |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 1003793)
But what about all the shrines for all the empty bulb-holder-shaped spaces on the back of the 01 gauge cluster?
When the Java master investigated, he found the monk visibly shaken. On screen was the following code, which at that moment was running under the debugger: while (true) { “I have asserted that the loop must execute while truth itself is true,” said the monk. “Yet if I hit the Interrupt key, the loop will terminate. The implication is that, in that precise moment, truth will no longer be true. How can any of us dare to disturb the program? We might bring chaos upon the world!”/* do nothing */ } The Java master reached down and pulled the plug out of the wall. The screen went black. “Now the loop can never be interrupted,” said the master. The monk’s mind was eased. |
Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 1003803)
A certain monk was reported to be unwilling to leave his terminal. For two days he had gone without food or sleep.
When the Java master investigated, he found the monk visibly shaken. On screen was the following code, which at that moment was running under the debugger: while (true) { “I have asserted that the loop must execute while truth itself is true,” said the monk. “Yet if I hit the Interrupt key, the loop will terminate. The implication is that, in that precise moment, truth will no longer be true. How can any of us dare to disturb the program? We might bring chaos upon the world!”/* do nothing */ } The Java master reached down and pulled the plug out of the wall. The screen went black. “Now the loop can never be interrupted,” said the master. The monk’s mind was eased. wowww i hope you have fun , im french so i dont catch the joke:vash: maybe i should try the translator program:facepalm: |
It's a programmer's joke.
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Originally Posted by Reverant
(Post 1003882)
It's a programmer's joke.
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