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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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To slam a new car's door, you have to close the door with a lot more force than an old one. The new cars have this mechanism where the door will slow down as it closes no matter how hard you slam it closed whereas the old one's don't. They also make a lot of nose which adds to it.
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To slam a new car's door, you have to close the door with a lot more force than an old one. The new cars have this mechanism where the door will slow down as it closes no matter how hard you slam it closed whereas the old one's don't. They also make a lot of nose which adds to it.
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You have to close a new car door with a lot more force than an old one. The new cars have a mechanism that slows and silences the door as it closes.
- You have to close a new car door with a lot more force than an old one.
- The new cars have a mechanism that slows and silences the door as it closes.
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You have to close a new car door with a lot more force than an old one. The new cars have a mechanism that slows and silences the door as it closes.
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Thank you for your help, how would I add this part or a variant
whereas the old one's don't. They also make a lot of nose which adds to it.
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whereas the old one's don't. They also make a lot of nose which adds to it.
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Anonymous how would I add this part or a variantwhereas the old one's don't.I wouldn't.
Anonymoushow would I add this part or a variant They also make a lot of nose which adds to it.I already did.
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