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911 Emergency Response Started conversation Jan 19, 2003
If you understand the basics of a car, take a look at this joke. Only do it to someone who will laugh off the joke as it could get them in trouble.
Take a cable with aliigator heads and run a line from the brake light cable to the horn. Whenever they use the brake the brake lights come on and send power to the horn. The result is when stopping at intersections or slowing down behind someone turning off the road the horn blasts and the other drivers think they are being rude and pushy
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Yes,I am the Lady Lowena!Get with the programme... Posted Jan 22, 2003
And you definitely have friends do you?
( LL can't find the shake hands and welcome smiley but means it all the same.)
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Seb Posted Apr 3, 2003
I've heard of this one, hardly anyone makes the connection so they just tell the garage that the horn sounds at random times. Good on you.
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Seb Posted Apr 3, 2003
I've heard of this one, hardly anyone makes the connection so they just tell the garage that the horn sounds at random times. Good on you.
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diversity Posted May 2, 2003
I've heard of putting a penny inside the hub cap...don't hear anything at higher speeds, but everytime you slow down you hear clank, clank, clank
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Seb Posted May 13, 2003
Or you can do just ordinary stones, it has the same effect. A meaner one is to put ping pong balls into the gas tank; when they get sucked into the intake to the engine the car stalls, the balls float to the surface and the car can start again. *I* wouldn't try it (well...) but we're on the subject of car pranks. I suppose you could tape a Freon horn underneath the car so that if you shut a door too hard it lets off a burst as well.
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