Thanks perthcamry for the reply, bought the car from a dealer... We've just rang Toyota and a new button is ~$45, and Toyota near me will recode it for free... woohoo!
My alarm button is broken! :( Tam got it working tonight, but as soon as I got the keys back in my hand I shook it and it doesn't work again... Definitely sounds like something rattling about in there! Where do I go from here? Unlocking by key is sooooooooo 1990... Cheers in advance!
hey! good to see some more people from western sydney! at this rate we could make our own little club and have our own exclusive cruises :P hehe welcome again...
1) I'm not a girl 2) I'm from Western Sydney, NSW 3) I drive a 1998 Toyota Vienta Grande, leather trim, electric seats, moonroof, 6-disc stacker, climate control, leccy windows + mirrors... Lovin' it *has a quick peek for McDonalds lawyers*
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If you check the base of the laptop, if there's a sticker with a code on it, the laptop has a legit version of Windows on it. Otherwise, it's an illegal copy :D
Of the devices I've used that incorporate the SRS technology, it actually modifies the sound signal so that a sense of spacial depth can be heard, essentially making it a "virtual-Surround"... I find it can over accentuate some dynamics of the music at times, however on the other side of the coin because of the introduction of the space, you are able to hear other things that you can't normally hear (without turning it up _REaLLY_ loud) without SRS. Of course I could go on with the way the audio form is modified so to suit your "headspace", but I won't bore people with such gobbledy-gook. :D For more information on SRS, check out the SRS Labs website.