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Dread_Lord
07-28-2005, 09:16 PM
I'm pissed. I fixed my problems from earlier, the tail lights not coming on. So I can actually drive 'legal' now. So as soon as replace the fried wire and put it all back together with a new switch, all blown fuses replaced... I figure out my vents/heater/all of it won't come on, at all, no power. My whole driver's side parking/turn signals will not work, yet the hazard lights on the driver's side will... Oh, and to top it off when I turn my high beams on the headlights just go off all together. So here are my options:

A: Fill the peice of shit '87 RS up with gas, park it in a field, load the AR-15 up with a 100 round clip and pull the trigger with fury!

B: Pour gas all over it and watch it burn, cursing it the whole time.

C: Hm... Sledgehammering it would be quite fun, also.

D: Lose all will and just take it to a shop to get it fixed...

And finally E: Spend another WEEK+ under the dash trying to figure out what the heck is wrong with it all, get it all fixed and watch the -other- half not work.

Maybe it's just my bad experience, but I don't know if I should own another Cavalier...

Any suggestions? >=(

OverAllComa
07-28-2005, 09:45 PM
You're asking a question you already have an answer for. Why must you bitch to the world that you dont' feel like fixing things?

cficare68
07-28-2005, 10:11 PM
If you choose option A or B i would be interested in watching!!!!!

wondermixx01
07-29-2005, 01:21 AM
B sounds like the best choice...

jakegday
07-29-2005, 06:37 AM
how about options a AND b

RonBurgendy
07-29-2005, 09:30 AM
i'd beat the shit outta it with a sledgehammer. that'd be fun and would take out a lot of aggression. I dont think its worth all the hassle and time if it's an 87. you can go buy a brand new cavy for 8 grand now so why pay a garage 500 bucks to fix a problem thats gonna keep coming back

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