is there any odor..??/ a small leak in the heater core will allow glycol fumes into the cabin.....this would smell sweet.
I would guess that depends on where you work and the attitude of your supervisor. I don't see it as a big deal UNLESS you were driving a company vehicle. In that case you are essentially an example of the company.
You feel unwell in the busy places or when you are driving because of the hustles and the loud hooting that is associated with such places.
you should not be driving
Out of gas
i just had that problem (crank angle sensor) under the distributor cap...just got one for about $180 but never stalled while driving again ...saves the headache get one!!!
There are no brands of DVD's players that will allow you to watch DVD's while driving. Its is against the law to do this and you would have to get this installed illegally to do so.
Garmin systems upload maps of driving routes to their device if it is installed in your vehicle. Always up to date and can show you alternate routes if you need them.
service the transmission
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Leopold of Belgium
There are a number of reasons a car will stall while driving. Some may be, but are not limited to:Blocked fuel line or clogged fuel filter.Malfunctioning fuel pump.Wet distributor.Wet plug wires.Clogged air filter.Blocked air exchange.Blocked exhaust.Failing ingnition module (for cars that have them installed).Failing voltage regulator (for care that have them installed).Overheated.Cracked head.Cracked block.
Depends on which big block, what vehicle it is installed in, and the speed you are driving.