i entertained myself for 3 min
07-29-2006, 10:50 PM
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i entertained myself for 3 min trying to find out what this switch is for. its on the right side of the steering column between the radio and the column. i was sitting there flipping it for 3 damn minutes trying to see if it turned something on or not. its a horozontal switch.
is it ASR?
is it ASR?
07-29-2006, 11:16 PM
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It was put there so people like you would waste three minutes of their life trying to figure out what the hell it does: when it doesn't do anything at all 
J/K I have no idea what you are talking about
J/K I have no idea what you are talking about
07-29-2006, 11:18 PM
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thats exactly what i was thinking 
but theres alot of wires going to the switch so it HAS to do something.
its a 94 Z
but theres alot of wires going to the switch so it HAS to do something.
its a 94 Z
Originally Posted by Z28/2002
It was put there so people like you would waste three minutes of their life trying to figure out what the hell it does: when it doesn't do anything at all
J/K I have no idea what you are talking about
J/K I have no idea what you are talking about
07-29-2006, 11:26 PM
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its not a kill switch for sure... its a factory switch with a square and squiggly lines in it. thats why i thought/think its TC/ASR.
Originally Posted by toofazt
Did you check if it's a kill switch?
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Originally Posted by @nthony
its not a kill switch for sure... its a factory switch with a square and squiggly lines in it. thats why i thought/think its TC/ASR.
07-29-2006, 11:35 PM
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Here's how you test it:
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
07-29-2006, 11:41 PM
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should i have a bucket of water handy while im doing that?
Originally Posted by Z28/2002
Here's how you test it:
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
07-30-2006, 02:28 AM
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Originally Posted by SS4Matt
LMAO at HerronZ28..good ****** guess lol......
Thanks, I owned a 1996 V6 and there was a blank spot where I didn't have that option. That and I'm a friggin' genius!!!
07-30-2006, 03:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Z28/2002
Here's how you test it:
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
1. Find the connection on the back glass (should have a single wire going to it)
2. Unplug it and put a paper clip into the connector and make sure it is a tight fit
3. While holding the paper clip have someone else hit the switch and if it zaps your *** then you know if your rear defogger works
LMFAO
