This poor, poor, car <IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://********************/smile/emcrook.gif" BORDER="0"> <p>I had made a list before I went to the dealer, and I knew I didn't want to get into it all at that time, because it would have been another $1000. So now I am looking into a few of the other problems it has and working on fixing them. <p>One is the cup holders; I posted in the wanted ad's form. <p>Second is the left hand vent. The plastic fins are broken off the piece that moves them. I am wondering if anyone has had this problem, and how they went about fixing it. (I didn't look into it yet; I am going to check my repair manual and post on brickboard.com also)<br><IMG SRC="http://www.deepnet.org/kaizai/left_vent.jpg" BORDER="0"> <p>Another related question, my temperature controls seem to be intermittently not working. The other night I was in SF with a friend and we both turned the dials to warm as the sun went down, but only my side changed temperature, his remained ice cold. A few days later it was working and shooting out hot air on that side. Anyone seen this? I was going to see if I could just pop that panel out and check connections, but other than that I am not sure where to start. <br><EDIT>I just found out that the flashing is the singal there is something wrong with the ECU that controls the system.</EDIT>Also, the recirculation and the ac lights periodically flash for a few seconds both on both off at the same time, and then return to the states they were in, one off and one on. I have noticed this most when first starting the car.<br><IMG SRC="http://www.deepnet.org/kaizai/ac.jpg" BORDER="0"><p>The left side of the car is 1 inch lower than the right side. EEEKK! <IMG NAME="icon" SRC="http://********************/smile/emsmileo.gif" BORDER="0"> It drives good, but there has to be something wrong... first places to look? supension? mounts?<br><IMG SRC="http://www.deepnet.org/kaizai/left_rear.jpg" BORDER="0"><br><IMG SRC="http://www.deepnet.org/kaizai/right_rear.jpg" BORDER="0"><p>Any and all comments and questions and suggestions very welcome.