Nebraska's "Where the heck did my summer go??" September BS thread!
#123
I always get people complimenting the truck and asking if I'd sell it. If one of those people are actually serious and offer me a decent price, I might sell. But, I know I'd regret it later.
#125
I need to start working on my camaro again.. Still have to pull the transmission out so I can rebuild it this winter.. Looks like I know what I might be doing tomorrow before work..
#126
So I was out and about in my Yukon Denali and I went over a rough wood bridge and my navigation radio unit went to a black screen with yellow font chinese letters!!! It won't power on or off, I can switch the radio station with seek button on steering wheel only! I shut it off and turned back on and same thing! GREAT! Anyone know chinese?
#127
So I was out and about in my Yukon Denali and I went over a rough wood bridge and my navigation radio unit went to a black screen with yellow font chinese letters!!! It won't power on or off, I can switch the radio station with seek button on steering wheel only! I shut it off and turned back on and same thing! GREAT! Anyone know chinese?
#129
So I was out and about in my Yukon Denali and I went over a rough wood bridge and my navigation radio unit went to a black screen with yellow font chinese letters!!! It won't power on or off, I can switch the radio station with seek button on steering wheel only! I shut it off and turned back on and same thing! GREAT! Anyone know chinese?
here ya go try this!
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#132
So I was out and about in my Yukon Denali and I went over a rough wood bridge and my navigation radio unit went to a black screen with yellow font chinese letters!!! It won't power on or off, I can switch the radio station with seek button on steering wheel only! I shut it off and turned back on and same thing! GREAT! Anyone know chinese?
And you thought you'd get real advice here Dallas?
I think along the lines of what Brandon said, maybe disconnect the battery for a couple minutes and let the systems "forget" what they were doing.