dibbons
Well-Known Member
Do you have any examples?
Here is mine: The driver's side electric door lock on my '96 Dodge Dakota (purchased new by Dad) has been on the blink for I don't know how many years now. Two days ago, I pulled out of the WalMart parking lot onto the street and I heard a loud click sound. Well, the door locks had activated all on their own. This vehicle does not have the feature that locks the doors automatically, so I suspected a ghost.
While I drove around town the rest of the morning running some errands, I kept trying the previous malfunctioning door lock switch over and over again and it kept working. When I got home, the door lock was dead. Went out driving today and it seems to have repaired itself again, working just fine. One fine day, I had planned on trying to change the switch out, but maybe I won't have to do that after all.
The light on the transmission tunnel that illuminates when the four-wheel drive is engaged failed to work for a long time also. Then one day I slammed it into four-wheel drive and it began working like a champ ever since.
Here is mine: The driver's side electric door lock on my '96 Dodge Dakota (purchased new by Dad) has been on the blink for I don't know how many years now. Two days ago, I pulled out of the WalMart parking lot onto the street and I heard a loud click sound. Well, the door locks had activated all on their own. This vehicle does not have the feature that locks the doors automatically, so I suspected a ghost.
While I drove around town the rest of the morning running some errands, I kept trying the previous malfunctioning door lock switch over and over again and it kept working. When I got home, the door lock was dead. Went out driving today and it seems to have repaired itself again, working just fine. One fine day, I had planned on trying to change the switch out, but maybe I won't have to do that after all.
The light on the transmission tunnel that illuminates when the four-wheel drive is engaged failed to work for a long time also. Then one day I slammed it into four-wheel drive and it began working like a champ ever since.