Rain is so much fun yay!

9/27/2010 1:46:46 AM

later models have an OBD II port under the steering wheel. That should help diagnose your moisture problem.

9/27/2010 2:06:54 AM

While duct tape and plastic wrap/bags may be temporary fix, I suggest finding a new top or replacing the seals, as the temporary fix is just that temporary.

9/27/2010 8:09:32 AM

I can't tell if I'm leaking blinker fluid or it's just condensation from the rain

9/27/2010 9:29:25 AM

I'm glad we have rain, but I gotta watch the high speed driving in standing water. Hydroplanning above 60 is what they love to do

9/27/2010 9:30:35 AM

yea...hydroplaned the girl's car into a guard rail yesterday

9/27/2010 11:34:39 AM

^^I posted that from my phone earlier. It was supposed to say that hydroplanning above 60 mph is what my tires love to do. The big tread blocks are not ideal for water evacuation

(nonetheless, a worthwhile compromise IMO)

9/27/2010 12:03:21 PM

Times like these are when inlike to drive a ragged truck. Specially when someone hydroplanes, rear ends you, totals their prius and I have no damage

9/27/2010 1:39:12 PM

Are you guys serious, sorry to hear about troubles if you are.

I drove for about an hour last night and it was lots of fun (and lots of grip), just driving to the airport this morning, there was far less grip and much more uneven, kind of nerve wracking and unpredictable. Saw lots of cars wrecked, eek. Be careful out there.

9/27/2010 2:23:18 PM

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"yea...hydroplaned the girl's car into a guard rail yesterday"

440 just before Glenwood Ave?

[Edited on September 27, 2010 at 3:40 PM. Reason : l]

9/27/2010 3:40:35 PM

I saw quite a few wrecks on the way home today. An envoy over the curb, behind a guardrail, into a telephone pole.

I think NC'ers forgot what rain was and how to drive in it.

9/27/2010 5:49:44 PM