You got the manual out of the glovebox, but didn't notice the handle?

I suspected it might be in the glovebox, but didn't see or feel it. (I have an old Beetle.) Took out the book, then had to get a flashlight to find it. I don't know how I missed feeling it there.

I also got caught by that '56 Chevy bit. (It got 5MPG & was on fumes.) Finally some kid on a bike showed us where it was hidden. <g>

at least with the vitara, the hood popper is at the top of the glove box, so even if you stuff as much junk as you can in the glove box, you can some how still manage to open the hood.

but with a sierra/sammy, the popper is at the back of the glove box, where it can be very concealed with junk of all sorts.

i knew a guy who had a sammy, wasn't really a car person either, now his sammy was just a junk collection agency on wheels, with his glove box being no exception.

well one day, he had engine troubles, no water in the radiator, so it was over heating. he's never opened a hood in his life, let alone trying to find the popper for a suzi one. he was at it a good hour or something before he finally rang someone. and even that someone couldn't get to it with out emptying the whole car to find it in the glove box.

pretty funny.

The dealer proped it open and I took note.

I looked at new Trackers back in 1990, but bought a Camaro.  When I bought my 90 last year I couldn't find the opener so I looked in the glove compartment for the manual.  I saw the opener and remembed back to 1990.  I guess I'm not getting that old if I can still remember 14 years ago!

Now, what is the rubber block on the top of the sammi windshield for...?

That's the antenna for Onstar, or was it
that Sattelite radio


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