it's a starting motor problem. The rocking motion makes the engine rotate slightly, finally kicking it in (Same as a push start, only on a really, really small scale!)
The battery, cables and starter may be bad.
Very difficult and very expensive unless you have a donor car for parts. My advice, is sell this car a purchase a manual transmission car if that is what you want.Very difficult and very expensive unless you have a donor car for parts. My advice, is sell this car a purchase a manual transmission car if that is what you want.
If you don't know how to do the brakes you really need to get an instruction manual from the parts place. Brakes are a safety item and you shouldn't change them unless you are sure of the procedure itself.
No, unless they offer emergency service after hours. Most vets don't and the ones that do usually have two or more that take turns.
No, not unless you use ER which is short for emergency room.
In most cases, emergency oxygen needs a prescription from a healthcare provider to ensure it is used safely and properly. Oxygen therapy can be dangerous if not administered correctly, so a prescription helps ensure the right concentration and flow rate are provided based on the individual's needs.
Emergency care is not required unless inflammation of the bile ducts (cholangitis ) develops
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He CAN, but he shouldn't unless it's an emergency.
A funeral procession has the right-of-way unless the right-of-way is required by an emergency vehicle giving an audible signal.
Ignition timing is not adjustable. Cam timing is adjustable by the "guess" method unless you are replacing the timing belt and using the timing marks on the belt drive cogs, in which case you need a repair manual that has detailed instructions.
Yes, it is possible, but unless you have a donor car to salvage the necessary parts from, it is not cost effective. My advice, sell this car and buy one with a factory installed manual. You will be money and labor ahead. You will also avoid all the problems with such a switch on a FWD car.