Anyone notice the speedometer is blocked by the steering wheel while driving?
Nutcase!As @Victeknical stated, there's the "tilt" option on your steering column, plus the telescoping option if you didn't know. Under the column, to the left, is the lever. Pull this down, make your up, down, forward, and away adjustments. When you have it the way you want it for optimal viewing/comfort, just push the lever back up to lock in the settings.
First car we ever owned (GM) with the telescoping/tilt options was an event. Wife didn't know about it. I'm driving. Suddenly, I start pushing/pulling the wheel while moving it up/down and looking over at her with my best horror impression. I exclaim, "Oh my God, no, the steering is broken...I can't control the car, we're gonna crash and die."
(Long story short) Once she realized what was happening...my exclamation statement about dying turned prophetic, but not as in "we," but "I." Crazy woman...after she calmed down I tried to explain...thought for a few minutes that she was gonna kill ME... :laughing:
Sometimes, when you set the hook, ya gotta reel 'em in. Regardless of the consequences, the retaliation factor...whatever the cost. In retrospect? I still consider that prank darn well worth it. :grin2:
Would I do it again if the opportunity arose? To one of the grandkids, etc? What do you think? :w00t: :59:
Me neither, scheduled tomorrow to have my head plugged into a USB port on a computer.As a medical professional with close ties to the surgical/ICU arenas, I'm not fond of reading any thread that contains the wording "scopes and/or probes.
We have no idea as to how many civilizations that were planted and perished before us. But obviously they all had a can of R-12 to release CFC's into the atmosphere and made a camp fire to release CO2 to cause those huge spikes in the climate.Also notice it stays colder a lot longer than it does temperate. Those are referred to as "ice ages". Last one covered the US to about North Carolina.
Dang it - I lost a post where I went down memory lane about having to use a logic analyzer disassembly module and clip on probe they made in house; looked like a clamp on life support with all the wires. I was writing firmware for a hardware company and they didn't want to spring for an ICE. So they gave me that to use along with an EPROM burner and one of those little cancer casket desktop EPROM erasers. I had to reverse engineer my own code to debug it and test cycles were rather long. They were not very understanding - "then write it without bugs"... :nerd:Me neither, scheduled tomorrow to have my head plugged into a USB port on a computer.
We have no idea as to how many civilizations that were planted and perished before us. But obviously they all had a can of R-12 to release CFC's into the atmosphere and made a camp fire to release CO2 to cause those huge spikes in the climate.
If Yellowstone blows its cork, this will be the end of us, but a few of us will survive and this cycle will repeat itself. Ha, if I go into my yard and exhale a little CO2, one of my trees will grab me and won't let me go.
Have an EPA that loves to pick on an LED, a cigarette, or a pilot light, but has no say over a military that can destroy the entire world, or some odd 14,000 container ships pumping out all this crap, but sure like to pick on a little 1.6 L engine.