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kamilehaula 10-24-2018 12:47 AM

My apologies for my earlier post.
 
Dear all members in this forum.

Regarding my earlier post about my issue that I was having with my trunk.

I myself speak many languages and English is my fourth language. Pardon my French and grammar but, earlier today I was trying to sneak a quick text without getting myself in trouble.

You guys are entitled to your own opinion and thoughts but, I can asure you that I wasn't trying to be rude or give anyone any attitude.

As some of you know, I'm a new member to this forum and still trying to figure out how to work this out.

I apologize to all for those who thought that I came with straight up attitude so, my apologies to @Leonardo and to all members.

Sincerely yours,
Kamile.

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humfrz 10-24-2018 01:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kamilehaula (Post 3147673)
Dear all members in this forum.

Regarding my earlier post about my issue that I was having with my trunk.

I myself speak many languages and English is my fourth language. Pardon my French and grammar but, earlier today I was trying to sneak a quick text without getting myself in trouble.

You guys are entitled to your own opinion and thoughts but, I can asure you that I wasn't trying to be rude or give anyone any attitude.

As some of you know, I'm a new member to this forum and still trying to figure out how to work this out.

I apologize to all for those who thought that I came with straight up attitude so, my apologies to @Leonardo and to all members.

Sincerely yours,
Kamile.

Sent from my CLT-L04 using Tapatalk

Well, Kamile, that is right good of you - :)

Oh, sometimes some of us come across a bit harsh, but we generally mean well.

A couple things you may wish to keep in mind when asking questions on this forum:

* be sure to read the owners manual first and see if your situation is addressed in the manual. If you don't have a manual to your car, it's here on line.

* since this machine has been out and this forum active for several years, most all the questions have been asked and answered (or debated to death). So you may uncover the answer to your question by "searching". Hint, use Google search and preface your query with "ft86club".

Now, if you're in a hurry and you are along side the road and you have a flashing CEL (Check Engine Light) shining at you, by all means, just break on in with a post and ask your question.

So, did you get your trunk locking thing explained to your understanding?

Enjoy your new machine and we hope you will find our forum informative - and after you "learn" some of the members, you may find it intertaining - :w00t:


humfrz

kamilehaula 10-24-2018 01:42 AM

Thank you for your knowledge, tips, and tricks. I greatly appreciate it and thank you so much.

Yes, the answer to my questions has been answered and solved. I'm definitely finding this forum very help full and well Informatived.

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Mr.ac 10-24-2018 03:16 AM

Dude your fine,
Just don't share your honest opinions about front tow straps. Some members find that any negative comments about tow straps is the same as taking about doing vile things to children.

Ask @humfrz for more info. It's pretty funny.

86MLR 10-24-2018 03:28 AM

G'day buddy

Don't worry about the opinionated people who "know" everything, and would rather goob off than answer a simple question.

Everyone at some stage is a newbie.

As stated though, search first, then shoot, I mean ask questions after that.

Me, I think shoot first and ask questions later does has its place.

86MLR 10-24-2018 03:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 3147698)
Dude your fine,
Just don't share your honest opinions about front tow straps. Some members find that any negative comments about tow straps is the same as taking about doing vile things to children.

Ask @humfrz for more info. It's pretty funny.

Someone should start a thread on the usefulness of tow straps on cars that never see a track.

That would be sweet.

humfrz 10-24-2018 03:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr.ac (Post 3147698)
Dude your fine,
Just don't share your honest opinions about front tow straps. Some members find that any negative comments about tow straps is the same as taking about doing vile things to children.

Ask @humfrz for more info. It's pretty funny.

Was that how to tell if your trunk light goes off when you close the lid?

Stick a toddler in the trunk with a new toy, then close the lid. If the toddler is quiet, the light is still on, if the toddler screams, the light is off.

Or, did you have something else in mind - :confused0068:

pa-pa humfrz - :(

Mr.ac 10-24-2018 07:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 86MLR (Post 3147705)
Someone should start a thread on the usefulness of tow straps on cars that never see a track.

That would be sweet.

:cheers: well you could, I well....
I'll just read it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3147706)
Was that how to tell if your trunk light goes off when you close the lid?

Stick a toddler in the trunk with a new toy, then close the lid. If the toddler is quiet, the light is still on, if the toddler screams, the light is off.

Or, did you have something else in mind - :confused0068:

pa-pa humfrz - :(

:lol: no no, you misread. I was just comparing apples to shotguns shells. I was trying to say something that gets blown out of proportion.

Summerwolf 10-24-2018 09:28 AM

Stuff your sorries in a sack, mister.

Leonardo 10-24-2018 10:32 AM

Four languages is impressive! :thumbsup:




No worries, I am happy to help! :w00t:




Post some photos of your car!:coolpics:




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extrashaky 10-24-2018 01:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3147706)
Was that how to tell if your trunk light goes off when you close the lid?

Stick a toddler in the trunk with a new toy, then close the lid. If the toddler is quiet, the light is still on, if the toddler screams, the light is off.

Or, did you have something else in mind - :confused0068:

pa-pa humfrz - :(

What if the toddler pushes the valet button and then giggles because you can't get into your damned trunk?

humfrz 10-24-2018 03:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by extrashaky (Post 3147855)
What if the toddler pushes the valet button and then giggles because you can't get into your damned trunk?

It's spooky how well know you know my toddler granddaughter - :eyebulge:

Oh, I'd just tell her I have a baa-baa (bottle) out here and she can have it if she pushes the little black button - or pulls the toy handle that glows in the dark - :thumbsup:


humfrz

(or I could extract her by using the key in the trunk key slot, if she gets stubborn)

extrashaky 10-24-2018 04:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 3147901)
(or I could extract her by using the key in the trunk key slot, if she gets stubborn)

I've never once met a car lock that didn't get at least a little stickier over the years, especially if not used frequently. That stupid trunk lock was hard enough to turn with the tiny key head (on the physical key with the keyless fob) even when it was new. I have a feeling a 10 year old BRZ's trunk might become impossible to open that way.

qcbaker 10-24-2018 04:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by extrashaky (Post 3147935)
I've never once met a car lock that didn't get at least a little stickier over the years, especially if not used frequently. That stupid trunk lock was hard enough to turn with the tiny key head (on the physical key with the keyless fob) even when it was new. I have a feeling a 10 year old BRZ's trunk might become impossible to open that way.

You could always spray a little bit of grease or WD40 or something into the lock, couldn't you?


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