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Hi all,

Just thaught ide share one of the frustrations with my car and seeing if there is anyone else going through the samething who i can share my pain with.

Had my car for ova 4 years now and cant believe ive been silent about this for so long....when i go to put my blinkers on if theres the slightes bend in the road in the opposite direction(and there is on the entry to most corners) my blinker do the auto disengage thing i end up having to turn my indicator on 3 times before i make the turn. ive never had indicators so sensitive on any othere car before.. anyone elses line do this??

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