Heater Core for sure. Get this replaced and you will have no more problems.
sounds like your heater core went out
Not unless they were soaked in alcohol.
If it is really soaked, you should use a carpet-cleaning machine to suck as much of the liquid out as you can. You could also step on the area with towels and get as much liquid out as you can. Then turn on a fan and point it at the wet area. It should be dry in a day or two.
Yes, carpets can contain many chemicals that could cause an alergic reaction. Cleaning the carpet might help. Airing out the carpet may also help.
I use Melaleuca products and the Solumel works tremedously to get pain out of carpet. I have even used it as a paint stripper for some old door hardware that I needed to remove paint off of by submerging the pieces in the Solumel. To remove paint out of carpet, I took a cloth soaked with Solumel and let it sit on the spot until it had softened the dried paint to where I could remove it. You will have to make sure to keep the cloth wet while doing this; a sponge soaked in it may work too. I hope this helps you as it did me; I had to remove the dried paint from a brand new carpet that had just been laid!
What could cause a rattling at t he drivers side back tire..
it will cause trafic because the drivers will watch it (If so, would you say the eclipse caused the traffic, or could it have been the distracted drivers who did ?)
The phrase "soaked dog" could rhyme with "bloke cog" or "joke fog."
well, when you drive with any of the four tires being low you will cause it to over heat, or it could be making a lot of sharp turns.
your brake pads could be worn out.
Yes becuse they can distract the driver and the driver could lose focus and crach.
it could be the main assembly relay under the drivers kickpanel