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Probably the first part. But not the robot itself, rather it was the robot’s friend's sister’s coworker’s cousin passed by someone on the sidewalk with COVID so it had to stay home.

Wait, we know why the car was having issues, but we still don’t know why the positive was loose.

I knew it all along. :slap:

Man, I’d be too afraid one of my friends would dress up in that and scare the shit out if me while I’m driving.

https://www.supramkv.com/threads/audio-coding-upgrade-bang-and-olufsen-mode.15732/

Would think any dimmable LED that uses the same wire for power as the door handle lights (grey w/yellow stripe) should fade like you want.

It’s an Electronic Control Unit, but our vehicles use a Digital Motor Electronics module so you have nothing to worry about. Go about your day. (Psst… how much?)

Check the fuse before taking it in. If it turns out to be blown you can save yourself time and money. If it’s not then I’d say have it looked at.

That’s true, all Supras need a little time before it will open the valve. You hit the sport button right after initial start and it’s a couple minutes before the valve opens. But if you’re already warmed up then it’s a little odd to only be coming out of the left.

Obvious question, is the valve open?

All that’s missing is a “Baby on Board” sticker.

For all the advances in computer technology that BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH will forever be a constant.

Actually the OEM likely has the best filtration. The aftermarket filters boast about airflow which means they do not filter as much brand new. The ironic thing about filters (engine intake, cabin air, even home HVAC) is the dirtier they get the better they filter because the openings get...

Doesn’t appear to be on the Toyota parts website. Bit of a puzzler…

In a hedge somewhere in Virginia.

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To all those Z-Boys…

Hmm… just pressing the button would turn on the lights. Press and holding or pressing 3 times quickly would cause the panic feature.

Well… brand new, yes. But eventually even my BMC drop in could do a better job at filtration if I let it get dirty enough. There’s a very fine line that is the sweet spot between filtration and flow. You’d hope BMW did their research to find it with the OEM filter.

Don’t believe there is and also wouldn’t believe the LED strip could produce enough lumens to function safely as a headlight. Edit: Also that strip blinks for the front signal so essentially your headlight would be blinking amber whenever you indicate.