If your speedometer cable has it's outer cover frayed, it is slowly leaking transmission oil, leading to loss of lube, heating up and damaging your transmission.
Replaced two trannies before I realized what the real problem was. Replaced speedo cable (with new rubber gasket), end of problem. Make sure tranny is properly topped off with 80 wt. gear oil.
The reason your OD lite blinks and stays on means that your transmission control module has detected a problem such as a possible slipping clutch during a shift point you will need to have the vehicle scanned for codes and further repair
the transmission is stuck in a fail safe mode, indicating there could be an internal problem.
a rabbit can have sevarel burrows depending on wich one it likes depends on wich one it stays in. its that simple.
Check your alternator belts. Might be slipping or broke.
The Ultimate Inflatable Travel Pillow stays securely in one place without slipping due to it's shape and the strap that is attached to the back of it. It is perfect for long trips.
The shift click support always stays as shift and cannot be changed.
pet rabbits could stay indoors or outdoors.it really doesn't matter but if you keep them outdoors remember to move them indoors during winter or summer they do not like the sun or the cold.
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If a rabbit freezes in his tracks, it usually means he/she hears something unusual. Their have very precise hearing much like a dog.
Is there a button to activate the overdrive on the transmission. If the button is activated and not in overdrive mode the car will never shift into 4th gear.
I take my bunny outside all of the time. He loves it. You just have to monitor him and make sure that they don't run away from you. If your rabbit is like mine tho, he stays pretty close to you.
If a rabbit's head gets wet, it could get an ear infection. Baths are not usually necessary for rabbits. Healthy rabbits bathe themselves, and as a matter of course you should keep them away from very messy areas. If your rabbit is messy, something is wrong! Baths can be very dangerous for rabbits, whether their head stays dry or not. See the related question below for details and links.