Hey gang, I mistakenly shut my 2012 RS SE5 off while in Reverse, now I am unable to start it up. When I put the ignition in the ON position all the reverse lights come on but I cannot put into neutral or start up. Anyone ever experience this, or known the solution?:dontknow: Thanks!
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cyclelover63
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Try putting your foot on the brake while starting it
Bob Denman
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It took all of three minutes for the correct solution to present itself... :2thumbs: :firstplace:
currin20fan
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And THERE YOU GO!!! That's why this forum works. We give and get answers in a timely fashion. Can't beat it!
And THERE YOU GO!!! That's why this forum works. We give and get answers in a timely fashion. Can't beat it!
This makes me think of when we bought our first spyder. We bought it used and hubby was driving it home while I followed him. We stopped for lunch and I took off, but he never left the parking lot. I turned around and he was hopping mad. Mumbling stuff about being sold a problem bike, etc. He couldn't get it to start. My truck has to have the brake pedal pushed before stuff works right so without a second thought I asked it he had pushed the brake pedal.
He tried it again and it started right up. Oh, the look I got from him! Nothing like being told how to work machinery from a woman. :roflblack:
He tried it again and it started right up. Oh, the look I got from him! Nothing like being told how to work machinery from a woman. :roflblack:
Bob Denman
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Did his male ego eventually relent, and admit that you gave him the correct advice? :shocked:
I also hate it when that happens... and it seems to happen all of the time! :gaah:
I also hate it when that happens... and it seems to happen all of the time! :gaah:
Oh, yeah, but not before I got that "over the top of his glasses" look while he was grinding his teeth! And of course, I didn't rub it in or anything!
hyea:Bob Denman
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Of course not! We all know that you'd NEVER do such a thing... :shocked: :roflblack:
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chickridin
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Had the same thing happen to me....while at the dealer. Had to go in and get someone to help. Don't think that wasn't embarrassing. pps:
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Bob Denman
New member
But that's like actually reading a map before stopping to ask for directions! :shocked: :roflblack:
spyderrock
New member
JC you just gave me an idea:thumbup: for a garage door at the new house were building, I think the Spyder Shape will look awesome I will pass it by the wife who I might add works for a large Architectural Firm....she should understand :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
Glad you got your Spyder going this really is a great bunch of people
Bob Denman
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:agree: Could it be painted to look as if the Spyder is busting through the door??? :shocked:
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