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Date Posted: 14:34:34 07/12/04 Mon
Author: Bouwe
Subject: Re: cutting out
In reply to: emac/boston 's message, "cutting out" on 20:35:28 07/11/04 Sun

The electrical wiring on the '97 TLS is a bit 'tight'. That means it will easily scuff the frame and shortcut. Cutting your bike out at the strangest moments, and without an error code.
Happened to me on the German Autobahn, luckily I was able to get off the Bahn and I had some PVC tape handy and I found the shortcut and I could reach the shortcut without any tools. Lucky me...

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