'90's Imperials

["Mark Swingle" <mark.swingle@xxxxxxxxx>]

It must have been common on a lot of the Mopars of that era as the Imperial,
Grand Voyager and LeBaron all do it, but the Neon does not.  I know because
there is a 35� left turn at an intersection near my house and if you turn
just a bit too wide, it is not sharp enough to activate the automatic cancel
on the turn signal and just a few tenths f a mile down the road the chimes
come on!

Mark
1990 Chrysler Imperial
1991 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE
1994 Chrysler LeBaron LX convertible
1997 Dodge Neon Highline sedan
Atlanta, GA

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My mother's '89 Die-nasty has an interesting ol' feebe
feature.  If you leave the turn signal on too long, the
warning chimes start ringing.

You folks with '90's Imperials, do you have this feature?
To check, just drive down the road with your left blinker on
like you've just retired to Florida.  [Driving 30 mph in the
left lane is optional.]

--Roger van Hoy, '55 DeSoto, '58 DeSoto, '42 DeSoto, '66
Plymouth, '81 Imperial, Washougal, WA