My stalk is drooping.
11-14-2003, 01:04 PM
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Burning Brakes
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My stalk is drooping.
My on board computer stalk, that is. Very embarrassing...
Is there a way to tighten it up? or is that a replacement item.
Just asking before I start taking my column apart - No pun intended!
Thanks.
Is there a way to tighten it up? or is that a replacement item.
Just asking before I start taking my column apart - No pun intended!
Thanks.
11-14-2003, 01:59 PM
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Burning Brakes
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Tom,
Sorry if my terminology is a bit iffy.
Some 993s had the optional computer, located on the tach, the functions of which are operated by a stalk attached to the steering column positioned below the indicator stalk in the same manner as the stalk on the right, (just below the wiper control stalk) that controls the cruise control.
Anyway, mine's drooping (but still works). Just wondered if anyone had fixed this
problem before...
Sorry if my terminology is a bit iffy.
Some 993s had the optional computer, located on the tach, the functions of which are operated by a stalk attached to the steering column positioned below the indicator stalk in the same manner as the stalk on the right, (just below the wiper control stalk) that controls the cruise control.
Anyway, mine's drooping (but still works). Just wondered if anyone had fixed this
problem before...
11-14-2003, 04:44 PM
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Matt,
My "stalk is also drooping". I'd also be interested in a fix, for obvious reasons.
Have ya'll heard the scientific name for Viagra? Mydixafloppin. Also, ibepokin.
My "stalk is also drooping". I'd also be interested in a fix, for obvious reasons.
Have ya'll heard the scientific name for Viagra? Mydixafloppin. Also, ibepokin.
11-14-2003, 05:28 PM
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Originally posted by Anir
Matt,
My "stalk is also drooping". I'd also be interested in a fix, for obvious reasons.
Have ya'll heard the scientific name for Viagra? Mydixafloppin. Also, ibepokin.
Matt,
My "stalk is also drooping". I'd also be interested in a fix, for obvious reasons.
Have ya'll heard the scientific name for Viagra? Mydixafloppin. Also, ibepokin.
It's almost as if we were waiting to pounce on this.......
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11-14-2003, 05:32 PM
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Matt, I think the fact your stalk is drooping is a judgement from above for a certain comment made in another thread! ["Yeah...looks like the 996 is going to be the 964 of the 21st Century..."] Not even viagra (aka Mydixafloppin) is going to save your stalks until you see the error of your drooping ways!
11-14-2003, 06:11 PM
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Sorry Ruairidh,
Just a little residual 993/964 board humor contest exuberance there.....
Frankly, If God reads Rennlist postings, we're all in trouble
Just a little residual 993/964 board humor contest exuberance there.....
Frankly, If God reads Rennlist postings, we're all in trouble
11-14-2003, 06:23 PM
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Originally posted by Mike in Chi
Matt
Huh?
God doesn't read Rennlist?
You mean Viken isn't God?
What about John D?
Matt
Huh?
God doesn't read Rennlist?
You mean Viken isn't God?
What about John D?
11-14-2003, 09:42 PM
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Neglecting the replies from the morons with a mental age and IQ of 15.
Thoughts are that you might have to pull the switch out and look inside. I don't know if a swivel joint is broked or if you just have to pry some contacts back to get a firmer grip on the stalk. Probably requires yanking the steering wheel.
This based on problems I had with the steering column turn signal/hi-lo beam switch on old '76.
Thoughts are that you might have to pull the switch out and look inside. I don't know if a swivel joint is broked or if you just have to pry some contacts back to get a firmer grip on the stalk. Probably requires yanking the steering wheel.
This based on problems I had with the steering column turn signal/hi-lo beam switch on old '76.
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11-14-2003, 09:48 PM
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Originally posted by Ray Calvo
Neglecting the replies from the morons with a mental age and IQ of 15.
Neglecting the replies from the morons with a mental age and IQ of 15.
Look at the title of the post; don't you recognize the tongue in cheek.
Jerk..
