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The oil filter light is on in your 2004 Toyota Highlander why?
To answer the Maint REOD question that was linked to this one. The Maint REOD is a "Reminder" that is based only on the current mileage on the vehicle. It "Goes Off" every 5 thousand miles. if you want to reset it. Make sure your Odometer is set to the ODO mode, not one of the trip counters. Turn the vehicle all the way off Hold the Odomoter reset button Turn the vehicle on to Accessory Mode while holding the button. you should see a series of dots cross the ODO display.
What is a super rod?
no, the super rod is the best rod you can get. Talk to the fisherman beside the place where you enter the battle zone. answer 'yes' to his question and he will give you the super reod. (Note: You must beat the Elite 4 to get here. Catch the ship at Snowpoint to reach here.)
What are some eight letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter E and 4th letter O and 5th letter D?
According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -REOD---. That is, eight letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter E and 4th letter O and 5th letter D. In alphabetical order, they are: creodont oreodont
How many ways can you spell one?
There are two basic ways to spell the word with that sound : red and read.Such pairs are called either homonyms or homophones, depending on which authority you consult - they sound alike.RED - the colorREAD - the past tense of the verb "to read" (He read the book yesterday.)Possible Ways to Spell Red PhoneticallyIf you are asking about trick ways to spell words that sound like red in English, then there are many. This famous spelling quirk of English was highlighted by George Bernard Shaw, who suggested that we spell fish as "ghoti": gh as in rough; o as in women; ti as in nation.For red, we have three ways to spell "r": r as in red; wr as in wren; rh as in rhyme.We have ten ways to spell "e": e as in red; eo as in leopard; ai as in said; ae as in Aetna; u as in bury; a as in any; ay as in says; ie as in friend; ea as in feather; ei as in heifer.Thus we can spell red with any combination of the R-spellings and the E-spellings (raid; reod; wried; rhead; rhayd; wrud; wraed and so on), for a total of ten spellings beginning with r; ten beginning with wr; and ten beginning with rh. If we multiply this by 2 (using either one D or two D's at the end) there are at least 60 ways to spell red in English.
