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From the ad: and the 4 speed Hydramatic transmission was standard equipment on all 88 and 98 V8 models because the manual transmission couldn’t handle the power of the new engine. Really???

I would suspect a short in the windings of the motor, not allowing full power or speed.

No , thanks for the inquiry

Hi Greg , thanks for the inquiry. I'm doing good for an old guy. I have no fog lights available, sorry. Enjoy the forum Roy

$65 plus shipping

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offer-not doing any good sitting here

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A ruler laid next to items would sure help in ID. Hard to tell if that's 3" or 12"

I think it's 60's GM. I still have the socket with tangs used to secure it.

I'm not able to answer that , I'm not familiar with startix system. I got these with other items at an estate sale. Roy

Can you adapt one these? The end of one does not have a plate. I can get a photo if needed Click the arrow in the upper right corner for full details.

try this, for Honda civic, 2006--the sequence is messed up here, but you have to do it three times. set a timer to 10 minutes 30 seconds Follow a specific process To program a single key chip, you can: Turn the key back on, and wait for another 10 minutes and 30 seconds before turning it off again Repeat the process a third time Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the on position Leave the key in this position for 10 minutes and 30 seconds, then turn it off

The Garage Journal Sign up here, ask your question politely as you did here. Someone there has your answer. Good luck You probably need a device to interact with the module, hence the suggestion to contact a lock smith. There is probably a way to program the key by sequencing the key while stepping on the brake pedal.

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