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The caravan! I have seen the ocen you live near, I have driven the Pacific Highway from San Diago to San Francisco, breathtaking.

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The caravan! I have seen the ocen you live near, I have driven the Pacific Highway from San Diago to San Francisco, breathtaking.

And you did not stop and say hello?

It was back in 2003, had a Chrysler hire car that was the size of a warship and 15 mpg!!!

ianaudia4 wrote:It was back in 2003, had a Chrysler hire car that was the size of a warship and 15 mpg!!!

Next time stop by and we will take you out in a proper car.

Will do mate, where do you live? In the summer of 03, there was a woman that was eaten by a shark whilst swimming in the sea, I tried really hard to get my ex to go swimming

ianaudia4 wrote:Will do mate, where do you live? In the summer of 03, there was a woman that was eaten by a shark whilst swimming in the sea, I tried really hard to get my ex to go swimming

LA

Nice, next time I'm there i will look you up mate.

DannyH wrote:

the edmundator wrote:The rear fog-lights will only come on when the headlights are switched on to dipped-beam.

are you sure about that cos i thought they came on as long as the lights were on and the fog lamp switch was all the way on?

Erm, that's exactly what I said. Headlights (technically referred to as dipped-beam and main(or full)-beam) need to be on, then turn the fog-lights on and they work. They don't work with sidelights. They still work on main-beam, but you'd be a bit weird if you decided to blind yourself using full-beams in fog.

the edmundator wrote:They don't work with sidelights.

After the discussion I checked, and my foglights operate with sidelights only. Sorry.

DT1 wrote:

the edmundator wrote:They don't work with sidelights.

After the discussion I checked, and my foglights operate with sidelights only. Sorry.

OK this is a stupid question but......
Like I stated above, I don't know real English because I live in the country that destroyed the language.
To me side lights are markers (front wraparound turn signals and small bulbs in the corner tail assembly that stay on when the headlight switch is positioned to any on position) or Japanese repeaters (1/4 mid turn signals that stay on all the time when the headlight switch is positioned to any on position). Do you call tail lights sidelights?
I thought a side lite was a window in a door?

Sidelights are what comes on when the headlight switch is at the first "on" position. Dipped-beam headlights come on at the second "on" position. Full-beam come on when the indicator (turn-signal) stalk is pulled towards the driver.

the edmundator wrote:Sidelights are what comes on when the headlight switch is at the first "on" position. Dipped-beam headlights come on at the second "on" position. Full-beam come on when the indicator (turn-signal) stalk is pulled towards the driver.

Thank you. That is what I thought but you folks have different ways of saying things.

So the sidelights are just the tail lights? No front lights come on? You see in N/A when we set the switch at the first "on" position it turns on 6 lights.

Small lights come on in the main light unit at the front when sidelights are on as well as the tail lights.

As Ed said, the front lights have three settings, side, dip and full, and the tail lights are on with all of these.

DT1 wrote:Small lights come on in the main light unit at the front when sidelights are on as well as the tail lights.

As Ed said, the front lights have three settings, side, dip and full, and the tail lights are on with all of these.

"Small lights come on in the main light unit"<----- We call them City lights.

As already mentioned on the German Roccoforum, my Mk2 Storm fires up both rear fog lights. The wiring loom is absolutely original.

Tempest