overhead "remote controls"
#11
Ok, well, I apologize for not responding to this sooner. BAck on the 17th of last month I slid down an icy hill, and rear ended some folks. I just got it back from the body shop Wednesday evening- 3/9.
I finally got a chance to go through the learning process, and my overhead remote now works.... Thank you for telling me about the "learning" part of the GDO.
While I knew it existed, I didn't realize that I'd have to do that for this....
Go figure.
At any rate-- again, thank you.
I finally got a chance to go through the learning process, and my overhead remote now works.... Thank you for telling me about the "learning" part of the GDO.
While I knew it existed, I didn't realize that I'd have to do that for this....
Go figure.
At any rate-- again, thank you.
#13
all the more so for the gal off whom I'd bounced, and her two kids, and the brand new acura.... The guy in the old Ford truck... I saw him this past Thursday morning, driving in front me. His left rear bumper was more twisted than I'd remembered. However, if he'd not been there, I'd have slid right out into 30mph traffic on a major highway.... normally it's 55+ mph traffic, but the ice slowed everyone down. Talking about a bumper car session there. That would have become a real nightmare!
It was just incredibly frustrating to be so icy there was literally nothing I could do to stop it.... Of course the guy who put down sand came by two minutes AFTER the accident, and said-- sorry, it's not my street!
I so wanted to slap that boy! Two days later the guy whose street it was said that he'd been out sick for those two days.... sigh.... cie la vie!
It was just incredibly frustrating to be so icy there was literally nothing I could do to stop it.... Of course the guy who put down sand came by two minutes AFTER the accident, and said-- sorry, it's not my street!
I so wanted to slap that boy! Two days later the guy whose street it was said that he'd been out sick for those two days.... sigh.... cie la vie!
#14