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Wthere is a cape on frugooscape its called grain whats the code?
::grain01
Was there a castle in ancient Egypt?
yes all cities wthere build by a town or village but the castles they had back then are diffrent then nowadays
The strange appearance of the alien and the spashish?
i dont belive there are aliens and you to dont. Because nobody has ever seen an alien and its also not proved wthere any other planet or galaxy has life
What is the specific latitude and longitude of Washington?
Washington State covers a large area of the US in the north west of the country.Washington DC 38 52 N, 77 0 WThere are several other locations in the US and elsewhere called Washington, you need to specify which you are referring to.
Passwords for joy seeds on Pokemon mystery dungeon blue rescue team?
Here's a site with 8 of them and all the stones:http://pokemonmysterydungeonredandblue.webs.com/Next time, please ask for how much Wonder Mail passwords you want.Here are the Wonder Mail passwords for Joy Seeds:??8N RJ...? 48?1 43?7 6466 R??W??8N M5F? 4861 0T?2 6?66 R??W??8N NQF? ?P68 (female sign)4?6 6466 R??W??8N 8(female sign)+? ?9?+ ?8?N 6466 R??WThere you go!
What are shells for on the beach?
There are shells on some beaches and none on others because the creatures that orriginally lived in the shell ie mollusks, are not abundant at the beach wthere there are no shells. Also the current at some beaches is too strong and do not allow for shells to be washed ashore.
Who where all the people who went for president?
George Washington, who ran for President in 1788 and 1792, was the only person elected U.S. President who was not a nominee of a political party.There have been many different candidates for President from many different political parties throughout U.S. history. Listed below are the "major party" U.S. Presidential Nominees along with their positions when they ran and whether they won or lost (W/L).The Federalist Party (1796-1816), The National Republican Party (1828-1832), The Whig Party (1836-1852) and The Republican Party (1856-pres.) (26 wins, 27 losses):1796 - Vice President John Adams - W1800 - President John Adams - L1804 - former Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney - L1808 - former Minister to France Charles C. Pinckney - L1812 - NY Lt. Governor DeWitt Clinton - L1816 - U.S. Senator Rufus King - L1828 - President John Quincy Adams - L1832 - U.S. Senator Henry Clay - L1836 - former U.S. Senator William Henry Harrison - L1840 - former U.S. Senator William Henry Harrison - W1844 - U.S. Senator Henry Clay - L1848 - General Zachary Taylor - W1852 - General Winfield Scott - L1856 - former U.S. Senator John C. Frémont - L1860 - former U.S. Representative Abraham Lincoln - W1864 - President Abraham Lincoln - W (The Republican Party used the name National Union Party in this election.)1868 - General Ulysses S. Grant - W1872 - President Ulysses S. Grant - W1876 - OH Governor Rutherford B. Hayes - W1880 - U.S. Representative James A. Garfield - W1884 - U.S. Senator James G. Blaine - L1888 - former U.S. Senator Benjamin Harrison - W1892 - President Benjamin Harrison - L1896 - former OH Governor William McKinley - W1900 - President William McKinley - W1904 - President Theodore Roosevelt - W1908 - War Secretary William Howard Taft - W1912 - President William Howard Taft - L (Taft finished in 3rd place behind former President Theodore Roosevelt, the Progressive Party nominee.)1916 - Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes - L1920 - U.S. Senator Warren G. Harding - W1924 - President Calvin Coolidge - W1928 - Commerce Secretary Herbert Hoover - W1932 - President Herbert Hoover - L1936 - KS Governor Alf Landon - L1940 - businessman Wendell Willkie - L1944 - NY Governor Thomas E. Dewey - L1948 - NY Governor Thomas E. Dewey - L1952 - General Dwight D. Eisenhower - W1956 - President Dwight D. Eisenhower - W1960 - Vice President Richard Nixon - L1964 - U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater - L1968 - former Vice President Richard Nixon - W1972 - President Richard Nixon - W1976 - President Gerald R. Ford - L1980 - former CA Governor Ronald Reagan - W1984 - President Ronald Reagan - W1988 - Vice President George H. W. Bush - W1992 - President George H. W. Bush - L (This was the last time that an incumbent President lost.)1996 - U.S. Senator Bob Dole - L2000 - TX Governor George W. Bush - W2004 - President George W. Bush - W2008 - U.S. Senator John McCain - L2012 - former MA Governor Mitt Romney - LThe Democratic-Republican Party (1796-1824) and The Democratic Party (1828-pres.) (29 wins, 29 losses):1796 - former Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson - L1800 - Vice President Thomas Jefferson - W1804 - President Thomas Jefferson - W1808 - Secretary of State James Madison - W1812 - President James Madison - W1816 - Secretary of State James Monroe - W1820 - President James Monroe - W (This was the last time that a presidential candidate ran virtually unopposed.)1824 - U.S. Senator Andrew Jackson (L), Secretary of State John Quincy Adams (W), Treasury Secretary William H. Crawford (L) and Speaker of the House Henry Clay (L)1828 - former U.S. Senator Andrew Jackson - W1832 - President Andrew Jackson - W1836 - Vice President Martin Van Buren - W1840 - President Martin Van Buren - L1844 - former TN Governor James K. Polk - W1848 - U.S. Senator Lewis Cass - L1852 - former U.S. Senator Franklin Pierce - W1856 - Minister to Great Britain James Buchanan - W (This was the last time that a Democrat won while another Democrat was in office.)1860 - Vice President John C. Breckinridge (south) and U.S. Senator Stephen A. Douglas (north) - both L1864 - Major General George B. McClellan - L1868 - former NY Governor Horatio Seymour - L1872 - former U.S. Representative Horace Greeley - died after the general election but before the electoral votes were cast (Based on the popular votes he would have lost anyway.)1876 - NY Governor Samuel J. Tilden - L1880 - Major General Winfield Scott Hancock - L1884 - NY Governor Grover Cleveland - W1888 - President Grover Cleveland - L1892 - former President Grover Cleveland - W1896 - former U.S. Representative William Jennings Bryan - L1900 - former U.S. Representative William Jennings Bryan - L1904 - NY Chief Judge Alton B. Parker - L1908 - former U.S. Representative William Jennings Bryan - L1912 - NJ Governor Woodrow Wilson - W1916 - President Woodrow Wilson - W1920 - OH Governor James M. Cox - L1924 - former Ambassador John W. Davis - L1928 - NY Governor Al Smith - L1932 - NY Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1936 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1940 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1944 - President Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1948 - President Harry S Truman - W1952 - IL Governor Adlai Stevenson - L1956 - former IL Governor Adlai Stevenson - L1960 - U.S. Senator John F. Kennedy - W1964 - President Lyndon B. Johnson - W1968 - Vice President Hubert Humphrey - L1972 - U.S. Senator George McGovern - L1976 - former GA Governor Jimmy Carter - W1980 - President Jimmy Carter - L1984 - former Vice President Walter Mondale - L1988 - MA Governor Michael Dukakis - L1992 - AR Governor Bill Clinton - W1996 - President Bill Clinton - W2000 - Vice President Al Gore - L2004 - U.S. Senator John Kerry - L2008 - U.S. Senator Barack Obama - W2012 - President Barack Obama - WThere have been 15 times (8 wins, 7 losses) when a major-party presidential nominee was someone who had previously lost a presidential election (not counting "vice presidential" candidates from before the first vice presidential election):1800 - Thomas Jefferson - W1804 - Thomas Jefferson - W1808 - Charles C. Pinckney - L1828 - Andrew Jackson - W1832 - Andrew Jackson (W) and Henry Clay (L)1840 - William Henry Harrison - W1844 - Henry Clay - L1892 - Grover Cleveland - W1900 - William Jennings Bryan - L1908 - William Jennings Bryan - L1948 - Thomas E. Dewey - L1956 - Adlai Stevenson - L1968 - Richard Nixon - W1972 - Richard Nixon - WThere have been 7 times when a major-party presidential nominee was someone who had previously lost a vice-presidential election (4 wins, 3 losses):1816 - Rufus King - L1932 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1936 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1940 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1944 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1984 - Walter Mondale - L1996 - Bob Dole - LThe incumbent President was a presidential nominee 32 times (22 wins, 10 losses):1792 - George Washington - W1800 - John Adams - L1804 - Thomas Jefferson - W1812 - James Madison - W1820 - James Monroe - W1828 - John Quincy Adams - L1832 - Andrew Jackson - W1840 - Martin Van Buren - L1864 - Abraham Lincoln - W1872 - Ulysses S. Grant - W1888 - Grover Cleveland - L1892 - Benjamin Harrison - L1900 - William McKinley - W1904 - Theodore Roosevelt - W1912 - William Howard Taft - L1916 - Woodrow Wilson - W1924 - Calvin Coolidge - W1932 - Herbert Hoover - L1936 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1940 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1944 - Franklin D. Roosevelt - W1948 - Harry S Truman - W1956 - Dwight D. Eisenhower - W1964 - Lyndon B. Johnson - W1972 - Richard Nixon - W1976 - Gerald R. Ford - L1980 - Jimmy Carter - L1984 - Ronald Reagan - W1992 - George H. W. Bush - L1996 - Bill Clinton - W2004 - George W. Bush - W2012 - Barack Obama - WA former President was a presidential nominee four times (three were "minor-party" nominees) (1 win, 3 losses):1848 - Martin Van Buren - L1856 - Millard Fillmore - L1892 - Grover Cleveland - W1912 - Theodore Roosevelt - LThe incumbent Vice President was a presidential nominee eight times (4 wins, 4 losses):1796 - John Adams - W1800 - Thomas Jefferson - W1836 - Martin Van Buren - W1860 - John C. Breckinridge - L1960 - Richard Nixon - L1968 - Hubert Humphrey - L1988 - George H. W. Bush - W2000 - Al Gore - LNot counting incumbent Presidents, a former Vice President was a presidential nominee twice (1 win, 1 loss):1968 - Richard Nixon - W1984 - Walter Mondale - L
Is there a fuse for the windshield wipers in a 1996 Pontiac Sunfire 4 cylinder if so which one?
Coflotyphlosion: Yes there is a fuse, it is located on the side by the drivers door in a little panel box on the side of your dash (with the door open you can access it). The fuse is a 25 and it should tell you with the panel's diagram which one it is. It is the last fuse on the bottom row (far right). To solve my wiper problems, i turn off the wipers and during their "down" cycle, i remove the fuse. I wait about 15 seconds and then place it back in, then my wipers go back to where they should in resting position. Joel bI'm not sure What the problem with your wipers is but here is some information you will need in the near future when your wipers will start sticking in the up position. I'm sure there is a fuse and if so it will be labled on your fuse box cover which is located by your battery or just under the dash to the left of the steering wheel. I don't own a sunfire so I can't check for myself right now hope this stuff helps. "joe w's" response seems most useful.Ozzy96Greetings. My wife owns a 1996 Cavalier and yesterday she tells me the wipers quit working. So I go out in the freezing cold to check it out. I find that the wipers work quite fine in every speed (hi low delay) however when you turn them off that is when the problem occurs. You see, when you shut them off instead of going to their normal off position the wipers go all the way up and stop there :banghead: . I was wondering (and hoping) that someone here has the solution to this problem.Thanks,John :evillol:When My 97 did that, Chevy had to replace the "transmission" (they called it ) for the wipers. I had hoped that it could be reset or something, but no go. Cost about 200.00. Now that's only what happened to me. Maybe someone else might have a better reply. Good LuckrickszaOK here's the answer: Either the small arm on the wiper crank is broken (lost spring tension) or the frame that the wiper motor bolts onto, the tab is bent, broken or worn down. This is a common problem at the dealership.gudawgJoe WIf that don't work try this procedure:remove wiper motor (3-10mm bolts)remove wiper arms(pry's off with large flat screwdriver)flip over motor-check gold rotating piece held in by T-30 torxif this spins freely you will need to replace it.(about $40)remove T-30 torx and gold rotating pieceturn on ignition-do not startlet wipers run one delay cycle-then shut off ignitionnote:wiper motor has notched section that looks like a Vreplace gold rotating part-this has one nipple that HAS to bewithin 3-5mm from V notchtighten T-30torx very tight or it will have to be re-donere-install arms and motor same problem ... index pin on motor shears after time\use etc replace by mechanic 62.00 erikbertoI am having the exact same issue. Anyone know how to fix this?Joe WThere is an adjustment for this on the motor for the park position of the wipers.erikbertoThis adjustment is right on the wiper motor itself? So I assume I would need to take the motor out to get to this adjustment setting?STYLEZ24why would the adjustment change though... that's the question... Im sure there is a reason/fixerikbertoit should not have changed...but it did. The car has 191000 miles on it.... I just want the wipers to park so they do not sit right in the middle of my wind shield.perna00since you said it was freezing cold, they could have been stuck to the windshield and didn't actually catch when the motors were turning until it already had made half a turn. you can turn off your wipers completely, take off the wiper arms, and position them exactly where you want them when you turn them off. if the spindle is stripped where the bottom of the arms mount on, you can use electrical tape (or any other spacer material) to wrap around the spindle for a fix. if you do that and it still returns to the top, there is a metal sliding plate that makes the wipers go back to there original spot after you turn them off that sometimes(rarely) wears down and needs replacedcafegI'm also having the exact same problem described above..Sometimes the park properly then all of a sudden the park straight up and down for a while - weird !! Just reading above and what ended up working for everyone ?I don't want to move the wipers on the spindle as they work fine when going just don't park properly :-( Steve.firebalz72my 96 does the same thing but changing the park position wouldn't that change where the stop when there on my wipers are only sticking up when there off when there on they stop at the normal postiondavydawgfire i have the very same problemshadowman63same problem but when I have delay on, they work just fine, but when I turn them off the wipers stay straight uppapi62596I have the same problem. It happened after a big snow storm and my wife went out to warm the car up. She said that they just stopped in the middle of the windshield and would not go down. They seem to work fine until I try to stop them.afcop7111Greetings. My wife owns a 1996 Cavalier and yesterday she tells me the wipers quit working. So I go out in the freezing cold to check it out. I find that the wipers work quite fine in every speed (hi low delay) however when you turn them off that is when the problem occurs. You see, when you shut them off instead of going to their normal off position the wipers go all the way up and stop there :banghead: . I was wondering (and hoping) that someone here has the solution to this problem.Thanks,John :evillol:! Joel B again This one seems to work well enjoy djwright4341My former problem (seen a few times on other posts): Wiper won't park. They work fine otherwise; high, low, and delay all work as they should. However, when switch is turned off, the wipers return to the up position, go down about 2 inches and stop. Very distracting while driving. The fix: I removed the whole wiper mechanism--motor, motor bracket and all. Remove the motor and set it aside. The part that caught my attention was a little tab on the bracket and a little catch that is obviously supposed to catch that bracket. The catch apparently had a spring or something on it to push it out, but it didn't. I fashioned a spring to hold the catch out and reassembled the whole thing. If you want to check it before going through the whole process (or after the fix), turn the wipers on low and listen at the bottom of the windshield. After putting my "new" spring on, I can hear a faint click when the wipers reach the bottom of the cycle. That's the catch running over the tab. Now when the switch is turned off, the wiper motor apparently runs backward to open a contact on the circuit board inside the motor housing and the catch catches on the tab as it should and parks the wipers. Before my fix, the wiper motor ran backward to open the contact, but the wipers continued to go with it until the up position. Thanks to everyone else's posts that gave me ideas on what to check.djwright4341I had to rig a spring to work. I found a little black clip laying at the bottom of the space where the motor fits, but never could figure out where it went. I should have taken pictures but didn't think about it till I put it all back together. Just fix a spring that will hold the little catch out. It doesn't need to be too strong (mine is and I can hear it clicking over the tab in a strong rain, inside the car with the radio on) just enough to hold the catch out so it will catch on the tab. Good luck. I just fixed one myself It may be helpful to remove the hood Remove wipers-- use a puller, prying will crack the plastic piece Remove plastic grill Remove the three torex screws from wiper motor case Once case is off there will be two short pieces of metal (Approx 10mm {3/8"}long) parallel to each other. If you look under them you will see that each has a set of contacts in their mid section. When the motor spins the moulded plastic piece is supposed to open and close these contacts. Once the switch in the cab is turned off the motor cycles once backwards to open the LOWER (most forward) contact. GENTLY Bend the Lower contact DOWN and then test your wipers. This fix seems to be working so far. I don't know how perminant it is since it's only been a couple of weeks since the repair. The metal Piece Apparently gets worn out when the wipers are used without cleaning snow off the windshield or if you turn your car off with the wipers in mid cycle, then turning them on when the windshield is dry. Anyway good luck with your repaire Joel B Eh!
