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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Humpy on 07 May 2008, 21:39:08
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...when I got home from work I found my hazards flashing! Oh no, I thought, not the dreaded alarm again (not that it makes a noise 'cos I ain't got a sounder in my car! Problems before methinks!) so I went and got the keys, got in, watched the alarm led in the sonics switch to see if it would tell me what had triggered the alarm, nothing. Started the car ok, hazards still flashing. Spotted the problem, the hazard switch had somehow jumped out, presumably in the heat :o Hmm, I thought, new one on me! Anybody had a problem with these in the heat? I sometimes have to give the switch a wiggle to get the indicators to work (standard Vauxhall hazard switch I gather) so I'm guessing its on its way out :)
Humpy
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
Same thing happened with a mate of mine in passenger seat. He lives in Platt Bridge so I wonder if it's a local thing?
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
Same thing happened with a mate of mine in passenger seat. He lives in Platt Bridge so I wonder if it's a local thing?
long legs? :D
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
Same thing happened with a mate of mine in passenger seat. He lives in Platt Bridge so I wonder if it's a local thing?
long legs? :D
Nah he's only about 5 foot 2
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
Same thing happened with a mate of mine in passenger seat. He lives in Platt Bridge so I wonder if it's a local thing?
long legs? :D
Nah he's only about 5 foot 2
ah so his feet will stick out forwards then instead of touching the floor!
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only problem i had with my hazards flashing unknown to me was when my bro in the passenger seat caught the button with his knee, stoopid fool denied it but i know he did it. and we passed a marked traffic car while they were flashing, quite lucky i didnt get stopped!
Same thing happened with a mate of mine in passenger seat. He lives in Platt Bridge so I wonder if it's a local thing?
long legs? :D
Nah he's only about 5 foot 2
ah so his feet will stick out forwards then instead of touching the floor!
;D ;D
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Thread hijack!! ;D
Humpy
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I don't know what year your car is, but dodgy hazzard switches are common on pre-facelifts and can give rise to faulty indicators. Best get a new one if it's playing up.
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D'ya know what? I've had a spare for some time and never got around to fitting it ::) That'll teach me :)
Humpy