In article <ErU3b.3404$yG2.854@twister.nyroc.rr.com>,
aMAZon <zeszutkoNOSPAM@nycap.rr.com> wrote:

> > It's amazing how many people come here first, before cracking the book
> > or using common sense--and then believe everything they read here.
> >
> Problem is, you have to know how to ask the question before you can look
> it up in the owner's manual.

I've heard that excuse WAY too many times.

If you can't (a) figure out ways to look up the information, or (b) just
read the damned owner's manual (and realize just how much about your car
you DON'T know), then you're not fit to be on the road.




> I didn't know about the "maintenance require indicator" until I read
> about it here, in the newsgroup -- and then checked in my owner's
> manual. Lo and behold, it was there, and the explanation made more
> sense to me.

However, had you actually read your owner's manual when you got the car,
you would have seen that and remembered it.

What possesses people to buy a $25,000 piece of equipment and NEVER read
the owner's manual? That should be the first thing you do, is read the
owner's manual.