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Hazelnut Champion Author Greensboro Posts:1,506 Points:685,725 Joined:Sep 2003 Message Posted: Mar 11, 2010 8:24:54 PM I think that Toyota is telling the truth that there is nothing wrong with their electronics. A friend of mine has a Toyota Sienna and its air bag light was flashing. He found that the passenger seat side was the common incident while surfing the Internet. Then he went and disconnected the electrical connectors under the passenger seat and reconnected them. The flashing light went away and the problem was solved. In light of this, it seems to me that the Japanese connectors are not the same as American made connectors. We tend to make them more reliable under corrosive conditions, like salt in the winter. The Japanese do not and it is possible that the connector became oxidized and produced a slight electrical resistance. Now if they made the gas pedal to accelerate when it senses more resistance, how much more resistance will be added to the circuit when a connec

I heard about it on the Today Show with Kathie Lee laughing about it. Low-cost Airline Ryanair is planning on charging customers to use the bathroom while in flight. In an interview on BBC television a spokesman for the airline said they were looking at the possibility of installing a coin slot on the lavatory door. This takes “going pee before you hit the road” to a new level. The Cheapo Airline also is looking into charging for seats that recline, and sick bags.