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Yes, electonically these cars are very finicky. Sometimes I found that I could get away with having the key in my left pocket, however that was rare. I finally stopped fighting it and put the key in my right pocket. Also don't set you car so that it locks automatically when you exit. That...

I have noticed that whether I have just changed the oil and am at 100 percent or at 20 percent It still operates behaves that same (as I stated in the orginal post). I have never experienced the car being at (80) psi. I think that these cars like to warm up before they are really ready to be...

If you like them then okay, but I wouldn't put them on. I think that they would ruin the clean aesthetics of the XLR. I would just try to park away from other cars.

Good Luck Phrede. I hope that you really get to the bottom of this. Well, anyway at least they got it working.

What is your normal oil pressure? Yesterday morning in the Davenport area it was about 45 degrees F. I decided to go for a drive in the XLR. I started it and let it warm up for approximately 3 minutes. This is my standard practice. The engine had reved down by that time. However, I noticed...

I also received my book and I have to say the same. I could not tell that it was used. The person who owned it prior to me really took great care of it. :patriot:

Thanks "V", no worries. :wave:

That's very intresting. This would suggest that if one is sitting in their XLR (04-06) someone could not just open the driver door and get someone out. However sitting in the XLR (07-08) would allow this?

The link does not go to the switch. It just goes to a general advertisment page.

Wow! Then it wasn't a dream afterall! :laugh: No, seriously, I am glad that it was easily fixed. I also hope that these connections aren't losse and eventually work themselves off.

Interesting, how was the guy able to lock the car with the FOB sill inside? Will the automatic locking system lock if the key is still inside when the car is turned off? Also I always carry a copy of the emergency key with me just in case I have to use it to get into the car . I also keep the...

Welcome Moose! Glad you are here. :wave:

18) My last sign that I absolutely know, beyond a shadow of a doubt that it is the apocalypse is when every washroom you go into the only thing you find is this! :jaw: Okay that's it for me and this thread. Happy Halloween Everyone! Thanks for reading and for participating!

17) Another sign that it's the apocalypse is when you order a hamberger you get a "HANDberger" instead! The finger nails gave it away! :willy_nilly:

16) Another sign that it's the apocalypse is when the trick or treaters look at you like this when you say " I have no more candy" :ugh:

Do you know how it got unplugged? Did you have it out before?

Thank you CC. :patriot: Also were there any symptoms that the switch was failing before it actually failed? I notice that usually I have to depress the button twice before it lowers the window enough and opens the door. Since this happens on both sides, I just assumed it was normal.

You are right. Years ago there remember reading about a code that one could put into the radio that would allow the XLR to play a DVD while the car was in motion. Of course, I did not want to or have I driven while watching, but I wanted to see if it was true. I put in the code and sure...

14) Another sign that it is the apocalypse is when the only trick or treaters you get on the weekend before Halloween (when the trick or treaters were out in my neighborhood) are dogs dressed as humans!

Centuar 4, are you able to post the instructions for changing the switches? If so, I am sure that it would help a lot of us who may face this probelm in the future.