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Old 11-05-2003, 07:39 AM
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WOW The Armrest!

I have a 2 month old 2001 CL Type S (new to me) and while on a road trip this weekend I found out that the armrest slides forward SUPER COOL!!! I’m sure everyone knows that but it was news to me.
Old 11-05-2003, 07:40 AM
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LOL... Good Find..
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I can relate. I had a 1994 Integra that I drove for a couple of years before I found the limbar support on my driver's seat.
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"lumbar" that is. However you spell it...
Old 11-05-2003, 07:58 AM
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Your gonna love this....

I STILL get people who own the 1st generation legend that don't know about the hidden storage compartments in the door armrests. Can you imagine, 10 plus years in a car and not knowing something like that?

One better, When I worked for Toyota, there was a guy who purchased a pre-owned Camry. He brought it in to the service department because one of his passenger side ac vents would not blow. While performing the usual inspection, the tech noted that the vent was a "dummy" and found that the dash was covering a secret compartment. When he got it opened, he found a gun and other stuff inside. The cops were all overn that car for quite some time. True story!

Eric Y.
Old 11-05-2003, 10:19 AM
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yeh i don't understand the purpose of this, but i realized that too
Old 11-05-2003, 10:28 AM
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I noticed it when I slammed on the brakes one time with my arm on it, it shot all the way forward... I was like WTF? But it doesn't do me any good, I always keep it all the way back.
Old 11-05-2003, 10:28 AM
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I does give better arm support to me and a neat little feature which one wouldnt expect so....

But i've hard it abruptly slide back with my weight on it one too many times :o
Old 11-05-2003, 11:05 AM
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Im short so if I don't slide it forward I can't use it
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I hardley ever move it but its nice to know its there.
Old 11-05-2003, 05:42 PM
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I had my Mustang for over a year before I realized it had a cup holder......

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I didn't realize the thing slid forward until a few months ago.
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Originally posted by Minch00
I had my Mustang for over a year before I realized it had a cup holder......

Old 11-05-2003, 06:06 PM
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did you know that when your windshield wiper is on intermitent it will wipe again when you take your foot off the brake pedal from a complete stop?
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or when you drive fast in reverse your passenger side rear view mirror will tilt back up so you can see where you are going?
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or if you leave your headlights on it will turn off in awhile after you lock the door? and will turn back on when you unlock with remote?
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Originally posted by bullaculla
did you know that when your windshield wiper is on intermitent it will wipe again when you take your foot off the brake pedal from a complete stop?
No

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or when you drive fast in reverse your passenger side rear view mirror will tilt back up so you can see where you are going?
Yes

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or if you leave your headlights on it will turn off in awhile after you lock the door? and will turn back on when you unlock with remote?
Yes
Old 11-05-2003, 06:12 PM
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or that you can open or close windows and moonroof till you open the door after you remove key from the ignition? the light stays on and goes off after awhile or after you open the door.
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Old 11-05-2003, 06:13 PM
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No, I see how this is a good thing though

No, and funny becuase I want to see you driving fast in reverse

Yes, which is nice where there are no street lights

Yes, salesman told me about it the night I picked up the car
Old 11-05-2003, 06:25 PM
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yes, yes, yes, and yes. Got any more?
Old 11-05-2003, 06:41 PM
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we should start a thread "useless information about your cl"
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Originally posted by bullaculla
or that you can open or close windows and moonroof till you open the door after you remove key from the ignition? the light stays on and goes off after awhile or after you open the door.

That's not 100% correct. There is a 10 min timer. After that you have to turn the key back to the "ON" posistion again.
Old 11-05-2003, 06:44 PM
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when i slide mine forward it rattles so unbelievably much i have to put it back before i rip it off.
Old 11-05-2003, 07:00 PM
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Originally posted by ItalianStallion
when i slide mine forward it rattles so unbelievably much i have to put it back before i rip it off.
Id like to see that too
Old 11-05-2003, 09:50 PM
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Originally posted by mrsteve
That's not 100% correct. There is a 10 min timer. After that you have to turn the key back to the "ON" posistion again.
thats why I said "awhile"
Old 11-05-2003, 09:55 PM
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Re: Your gonna love this....

Originally posted by EYounger
I STILL get people who own the 1st generation legend that don't know about the hidden storage compartments in the door armrests. Can you imagine, 10 plus years in a car and not knowing something like that?

No way. We owned 2 first gen legends, a red coupe and a gold sedan and I never knew that. Did the 2nd gen have them as well, my sister had a red 95 LS coupe manual. I loved that car, too bad she was and still is, a crappy driver and wrecked it.
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I had a '91 coupe, but I dont remember.



Also,
if you unlock your door and don't open it, it will relock itself in "awhile"
thats all I can think of
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or in winter weather the windshield wipers are positioned higher than normal summer position
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Do any of u have any good hiding spots in ur 2nd gen cl?
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There is a 1x2x6 inch hidey hole under the cupholder. Also, you can drive upside down and the motor won't crap out like a carburated motor would.
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Originally posted by KavexTrax
or in winter weather the windshield wipers are positioned higher than normal summer position
whats winter weather?
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my armrest is dirty.
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I first discovered the sliding armrest when I sat on it while cleaning the rear seats. Almost fell backwards into the dash.
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Re: Your gonna love this....

Originally posted by EYounger
I STILL get people who own the 1st generation legend that don't know about the hidden storage compartments in the door armrests. Can you imagine, 10 plus years in a car and not knowing something like that?

One better, When I worked for Toyota, there was a guy who purchased a pre-owned Camry. He brought it in to the service department because one of his passenger side ac vents would not blow. While performing the usual inspection, the tech noted that the vent was a "dummy" and found that the dash was covering a secret compartment. When he got it opened, he found a gun and other stuff inside. The cops were all overn that car for quite some time. True story!

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HOLY SHIT, that was my camry.





























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Re: Re: Your gonna love this....

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HOLY SHIT, that was my camry.

j/k


Why would that not surprise me?


Anyone know the # to the local law enforcement?
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Re: Re: Re: Your gonna love this....

Originally posted by Stumpy
Anyone know the # to the local law enforcement?

ugh... 911??
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I like being able to have the seat position linked to the key fobs, that way my g/f can use the car and not mess up my seat position and mirror positions
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Originally posted by paper1122
I like being able to have the seat position linked to the key fobs, that way my g/f can use the car and not mess up my seat position and mirror positions

Shouldn't let your girlfriend use your car. Some women can be bad for cars.
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How about:

Pressing the lock button twice gives a beep (my favorite)


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