When it rains it pours...

flstang65

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Let's see, all within the past 2 days...the motor on my driver door on my Mustang decides it wants to stop working whenever I need it, the window on my explorer came unglued from the tabs and went crashing down into my door, the cruise buttons on my explorer decided to get nice big holes in them, nice nail in the sidewall of one of the tires on my explorer, oh and the ex wife called...

Gonna grab a beer and at least tomorrow is Friday!

 

rabidscoobie

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Yea the ex wife calls are always a bitch to get,I have to deal with those all the time,what sux is she is always trying to get me to take her back and when i say NO then she has to start all her bull****...lthe new wife does not like her.
Sorry to hear all the the other trouble.My mach just got a huge nail in the front tire and the wifes car just car an even bigger screw in hers.

Cruise buttons have holes in them?Never heard of that.

 

flstang65

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on the late 90's cruise buttons they were made of a softer rubber like material instead of the hard plastic.

 

mustang50v8

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flstang65 said:

on the late 90's cruise buttons they were made of a softer rubber like material instead of the hard plastic.

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i have seen these. they were not used on the mustangs. i like the way they feel and look much better than the plastic ones, but i can see them wearing out like that.

 

Stark77

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LOLOL your sig with the IP reader just set off every kind of alarm/screenpop on my PC at work - I have a feeling the SEC compliance offer will be stopping by my desk very shortly.

 

rabidscoobie

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flstang65 said:

on the late 90's cruise buttons they were made of a softer rubber like material instead of the hard plastic.

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Well that explains it,I have never owned any ford before 2003,My 01 GT was my first ever ford,before that I was a GM guy.....Never again....,I dont like working on my cars all the time just to keep them running(GM's).

 

flstang65

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mustang50v8 said:

i have seen these. they were not used on the mustangs. i like the way they feel and look much better than the plastic ones, but i can see them wearing out like that.

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i like how they fell better as well. as a matter of fact, i was thinking about getting some for mustang. now that i have to go get some for the explorer ill snag some too. the main one that gets the hole in it is the top one on the left side. the actual button is under the top of the button and there is a bunch of empty space under the rest of it. being parked outside its whole life the button just had enough of the sun i guess and cracked.