I asked a question, received a link to an answer, followed the link, but no answer. What's up?

Tiny
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Where's the answer I was told was waiting for me? All I got was another link to some guy that was answered over 57,000 questions. I paid $10 to find out how to replace the heater and air conditioner buttons in my Saab 9-3, so why do I not have the info?
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 2:47 AM

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Tiny
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Are you talking about the buttons on the ACC/MCC Module see below
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Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 3:02 AM
Tiny
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Sometimes we answer the same question over and over a gollyzillion times so we either copy and paste previous replies of our own that we saved or we send you to web pages that have pictures, more detail, and a long list of instructions. Our fingerprints wouldn't hold up to retyping that over many times. It's also uncanny how many times we get the exact same question twice in a row, then we won't get that one again for a year. In that case, we might send you to a previously-answered post if it contains the needed information.

In any case, you should not be posting a new question because the original expert might not see it or even be aware the link didn't work. Reply to your original post and reply. Both you and the other person replying will get automated e-mails informing you there has been another comment added and it will include the direct link right back to the thread. Your followup there will give the expert a chance to apologize and continue the conversation. We've already seen threads through to a solution that have over 50 replies back and forth so don't be discouraged if you don't get the final answer right away.

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Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 3:05 AM
Tiny
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Dad blasted! I proofread my replies over and over and there's still something messed up in my second paragraph, second sentence. Don't remember what I was trying to say but I'm sure there was some value to it.

(Hi rasmataz)
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Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 3:10 AM
Tiny
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Sounds like me, Doc -I have 57K's posts. If I undeerstood correctly-Who referred you to me right now reviewing my auto references I'm afraid that you might have to request your refund due to unavailable instructions is to replace them buttons-We appreciate your donation-this helps us maintain the upkeeping of the site unless someone else has the information per your request-
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Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 3:21 AM
Tiny
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Looking at the module you gonna have to tinker around to figure out how to remove the module, if I were there I pull that module out even if I have to tear the dash apart to get at it-

( Hi caradiodoc ) Have a great Thanksgiving Day-Buddy
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Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011 AT 3:34 AM

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