Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents
 

Dave Kelsen <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in
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>
>
> RFT!!!
> Dave Kelsen
> --
> I do whatever my Rice Krispies tell me to do.



Up here in Canada, Rice Krispies are bilingual (by LAW!).

In English, they go snap crackle pop, like you'd expect.
In Quebec they go cric crac croc.

I you not.


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TeGGeR®

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Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents
 

"TeGGeR®" <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in message
news:Xns97C0B3AA4F731tegger@207.14.113.17...
> I was going to sue somebody for $200 million once, but then I discovered
> that the lawyers were going to get $199,999,985.98, and I was going to get
> a coupon for 50% off an oil change.
>
....and that was at Jiffy Lube.

Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents
 

"TeGGeR®" <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in message
news:Xns97C0B3AA4F731tegger@207.14.113.17...
> I was going to sue somebody for $200 million once, but then I discovered
> that the lawyers were going to get $199,999,985.98, and I was going to get
> a coupon for 50% off an oil change.
>
....and that was at Jiffy Lube.

Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents
 

"TeGGeR®" <tegger@tegger.c0m> wrote in message
news:Xns97C0B3AA4F731tegger@207.14.113.17...
> I was going to sue somebody for $200 million once, but then I discovered
> that the lawyers were going to get $199,999,985.98, and I was going to get
> a coupon for 50% off an oil change.
>
....and that was at Jiffy Lube.

true ( Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents )
 

All the salesmen here curse & deny this flaw, salesmen always do
whenever a flaw is exposed ; their bread & butter is jeopardised.

| The car may stall without warning while driving in traffic.
Yes, my '90 Accord ( Japan made )'s ignition switch failed after just
68,800 km use, in 10-03. This switch ( part # 35130-SM4-305 )
suddenly could not feed a current to engine ( F20A )'s distributor, so
this accord was stuck in a slow moving traffic, causing obstruction to
traffic.
If your car uses this switch ( fitted below key slot, K69-1 embossed
on its black plastic casing's bottom), & switch is not new, better let
your car carry a 3 amp wire ( insulated, 18" long ) with a clip* @ 1
end to grip your battery's +ve terminal, & the other end ( bare ) to slip
into your distributor's +ve input terminal ( a wire with a black rubber
insulation, on a F20A ) to ( if necessary ) feed a 12v current to
distributor, so your engine ( after cranking ) can run like normal until
you can replace this un-durable switch. This clip* will enable easy dis
/ re connection to turn off / on engine.
I never knew any ignition switch can fail @ just 68,800 km : the
interior of this failed switch has no crack / dirt / dust inside ! Worse
is the new switch fitted is not perfect either : when idle, it leaks 50-
75 mv to windows' motor's relay, & helps to drain battery.

true ( Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents )
 

All the salesmen here curse & deny this flaw, salesmen always do
whenever a flaw is exposed ; their bread & butter is jeopardised.

| The car may stall without warning while driving in traffic.
Yes, my '90 Accord ( Japan made )'s ignition switch failed after just
68,800 km use, in 10-03. This switch ( part # 35130-SM4-305 )
suddenly could not feed a current to engine ( F20A )'s distributor, so
this accord was stuck in a slow moving traffic, causing obstruction to
traffic.
If your car uses this switch ( fitted below key slot, K69-1 embossed
on its black plastic casing's bottom), & switch is not new, better let
your car carry a 3 amp wire ( insulated, 18" long ) with a clip* @ 1
end to grip your battery's +ve terminal, & the other end ( bare ) to slip
into your distributor's +ve input terminal ( a wire with a black rubber
insulation, on a F20A ) to ( if necessary ) feed a 12v current to
distributor, so your engine ( after cranking ) can run like normal until
you can replace this un-durable switch. This clip* will enable easy dis
/ re connection to turn off / on engine.
I never knew any ignition switch can fail @ just 68,800 km : the
interior of this failed switch has no crack / dirt / dust inside ! Worse
is the new switch fitted is not perfect either : when idle, it leaks 50-
75 mv to windows' motor's relay, & helps to drain battery.

true ( Re: Honda Ignition Switch Defect may cause Deadly Accidents )
 

All the salesmen here curse & deny this flaw, salesmen always do
whenever a flaw is exposed ; their bread & butter is jeopardised.

| The car may stall without warning while driving in traffic.
Yes, my '90 Accord ( Japan made )'s ignition switch failed after just
68,800 km use, in 10-03. This switch ( part # 35130-SM4-305 )
suddenly could not feed a current to engine ( F20A )'s distributor, so
this accord was stuck in a slow moving traffic, causing obstruction to
traffic.
If your car uses this switch ( fitted below key slot, K69-1 embossed
on its black plastic casing's bottom), & switch is not new, better let
your car carry a 3 amp wire ( insulated, 18" long ) with a clip* @ 1
end to grip your battery's +ve terminal, & the other end ( bare ) to slip
into your distributor's +ve input terminal ( a wire with a black rubber
insulation, on a F20A ) to ( if necessary ) feed a 12v current to
distributor, so your engine ( after cranking ) can run like normal until
you can replace this un-durable switch. This clip* will enable easy dis
/ re connection to turn off / on engine.
I never knew any ignition switch can fail @ just 68,800 km : the
interior of this failed switch has no crack / dirt / dust inside ! Worse
is the new switch fitted is not perfect either : when idle, it leaks 50-
75 mv to windows' motor's relay, & helps to drain battery.