FQS switch tool
04-02-2004, 09:46 AM
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FQS switch tool
I just installed the GURU 18psi chip.
Does anyone have a suggestion for a tool to turn the FQS switch?
I tried sanding down a golf tee to insert but it doesn't fit snug enough and I might strip the white three sided piece inside the FQS switch.
Does anyone have a suggestion for a tool to turn the FQS switch?
I tried sanding down a golf tee to insert but it doesn't fit snug enough and I might strip the white three sided piece inside the FQS switch.
04-02-2004, 10:56 AM
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I filed down an old small screwdriver into a triangle, it works well. It turns pretty darn easy, so just about anything that approximate size and shape ought to work.
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Regards,
04-02-2004, 11:01 AM
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You could always try using a typical Corvette driver's unit.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
04-02-2004, 01:55 PM
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Originally posted by z3bra
You could always try using a typical Corvette driver's unit.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
You could always try using a typical Corvette driver's unit.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
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04-02-2004, 03:25 PM
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Originally posted by z3bra
You could always try using a typical Corvette driver's unit.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
You could always try using a typical Corvette driver's unit.
Sorry, just couldn't pass up the opportunity. It's Jeremy Himsel's avatar's fault for planting the idea in my head anyway.
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04-02-2004, 06:16 PM
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Nah taking a cheap shot where it's really easy and entertaining to do. Then again there is a guy here where I work that's a huge 'vette fan and he's only like 5'4" so you can draw your own conclusions. He is a pretty nice guy though for what it's worth so I don't think it's a compensation thing in his case but you never know.
04-02-2004, 06:19 PM
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Huh? My neighbor is president of a local vette club and is like 5'5". Coincidence? Sam, how tall is your dad? Maybe they intentionally place Corvette sales literature lower on the racks and at make-up counters.
