Here's the laundry list:
ABS Fault Check DPS
Blinkers don't work
Clock resets after every start
Squeal from rear brake
Parking brake fix
Steering software update
License plate LEDs shorted out
:gaah:
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Here's the laundry list:
ABS Fault Check DPS
Blinkers don't work
Clock resets after every start
Squeal from rear brake
Parking brake fix
Steering software update
License plate LEDs shorted out
:gaah:
Doesn't sound like anything an hour at 110mph would fix... :ohyea:Quote:
Originally Posted by daddydarko
:roflblack: or Lamonts GPS fix :ohyea:Quote:
Originally Posted by BajaRon
I have read many threads, with spyder's breaking down. Kind of scarry thought. I hope you get your spyder back soon, and no more breaking down :(
Might want to have them replace your barbed wire while they have it all apart......:D
Thank goodness the guns didn't jam:yikes:
I wonder if the techs can even get to the guts of Project R.P.G. with all the barbed wire and the grenade boobie-trap! :roflblack:Quote:
Originally Posted by Firefly
Seriously, keep all of us informed (which we all know you are very good at doing).
Side note: someone I work with sped up to 80+ to get a picture of you when you were on your way to Cedar Point. :( I told him we (SpyderLovers) hate that because it's dangerous to everyone on the road!
Go to any forum for any vehicle and you're going to read a lot of threads about people breaking down.Quote:
Originally Posted by BumbleBee
Breaking down is bad, people don't like bad. People tend to focus on bad things for several reasons.
1. They need moral support in their time of grief
2. They need a shoulder to cry on (kind of goes along with #1)
3. Others want to share their similar experience (for the 100th time)
4. Still others want to avoid the same or similar bad experience so they ask a lot of questions which keeps the thread near the top longer than threads about good stuff.
5. That's just the way it is on forums like this.
It isn't that bad things don't happen. But they tend to get the magnifying glass treatment making them look larger than they really are.
Sure it's serious for the owner and I'm not trying to minimize that. But when you take into consideration all the Spyders out there and all the combined trouble free hours/miles put on them, divide that by the number of issues (not caused by owners or bad mod installs, etc.) I'd say the picture would look pretty good.
I've got almost 14000 miles on my Spyder. I had an issue with the PS, got it fixed and I'm a happy camper. Many have had less problems and some have had more.
Overall, I think the Spyder is a pretty sound, reliable machine.
I'm a graduate of the lamonster fix-it school. Maybe I can be of assistance? :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Roaddog2
Claw Hammer ????????