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What causes a 1986 BMW 735I to leak coolant on the passenger side and can you use the product Aluma Seal to stop the leak?
I have the same car and experienced the same problem. It is the heater core. It needs to be replaced or bypassed. To bypass and/or replace the entire dashboard has to come our. Make sure you find someone who will do it with grace rather than ripping it out and causing more damage to your cars interior. It is quite costly and labor intensive to replace I had mine bypassed for the time being. the bad side of this is I do not have a heater until I get the heater core replaced. Considering I live in Southern California I really do not need my heater.
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When was Aluma created?
Aluma was created in 1965.
When was Peter Aluma born?
Peter Aluma was born in 1973.
Is aluma an element?
no, but, aluminum is.
What type of hot rod did bob vila race in home improvement?
An Aluma Coupe
What does alumna mean in English?
aluma means a student (a girl student if it a boy/man it would me alumno)
Does aluma wallets keep people from scanning your personal info?
No, your personal info is 'captured' when you use the card, either fraudulently by employees, or by use of a special card reader installed into a cash point. Your details cannot be stolen while the card is not in use, as such. No device can copy the info while your card is in your pocket, in any kind of wallet.
Where is the radiator cap located in a 2001 Saturn SL1?
It's a sealed system, there is no cap. READ NEXT BIT IF YOU HAVE COOLANT LEAK!!! *This next portion edited by separate searcher/learner* Thanks Clay for your answer, I found the same... there is NO radiator cap on this particular model/year. I searched for this information because I was caught in a bind and needed a quick fix until I could properly maintenance my vehicle and replace the radiator myself. My problem: I discovered a decent-sized leak (ie constant stream/squirt) on the metal, driver's side end of my radiator and needed to drive across town early the next morning for work-- so I bought a reputable brand of coolant "stop-leak" (Aluma seal) from a parts store, but when I went to put the product directly in the radiator (and NOT just in the overflow reservoir) as it specifically tells you to do, I ran into the problem of it being a closed system. I therefor improvised and bypassed this problem by loosening/detaching the upper hose (driver's side attached to the radiator) on the end closest to the firewall-- to allow for siphoning when you're ready to pour the 'stop-leak' product into the radiator. I just poured it in, whether it's the dry-powder form or pre-mixed form, into the hose, waited for it to drain into the radiator, then followed it up with a 50/50 mix of coolant/water to make sure it all made it in the radiator. I may have improvised here, but you gotta do what you gotta do when you're in a 'bind'. I may be an amateur when it comes to home auto repair, but this actually worked wonderfully for me and allowed me plenty of time to fix/replace the radiator properly at my convenience. Just an idea, hope it helps someone out there since nothing I searched for online helped me before I tried this...
What should you clean aluminum heads with?
I used to work at a salvage yard that also sold parts and what they used to clean aluminum heads with was this stuff called aluma-clean. Unless this is at home I would suggest B-12 Chem-tool which works really good at breaking down carbon buildup. Then use brake cleaner to rinse because brake fluid doesn't leave any residue.
Remove rust from aluminum wheels?
Aluminum by nature does not "rust" it does oxidize; however if an aluminum wheel becomes stained by a rusting lug nut or center cap the rust can be rather difficult to remove. You may be tempted to use steel wool or an abrasive cloth, DON'T DO IT! Steel wool and other abrasives will scratch the wheel causing further damage. Dealerships and auto detailers have a trick up their sleeves and it's called "Aluma-Brite" It will take just about anything off aluminum wheels including aluminum oxide! However it is very acidic and it will corrode steel like nobodies business it also can cause some mild irritation of the eyes so use it in a well ventilated area
What are some popular designs for photo frames?
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What movie and television projects has Carmela Corren been in?
Carmela Corren has: Played Singer in "Hotel Victoria" in 1961. Played Herself - Singer in "Musik aus Studio B" in 1961. Played Judith Gerlach in "Sein bester Freund" in 1962. Played Herself - Singer in "Musik erklingt..." in 1962. Played herself in "Deutsche Schlagerfestspiele 1962" in 1962. Performed in "Drei Liebesbriefe aus Tirol" in 1962. Performed in "Tanze mit mir in den Morgen" in 1962. Played Herself - Austrian Entry: 7th Place in "The Eurovision Song Contest" in 1963. Played Aluma in "Das Kriminalmuseum" in 1963. Played Singer in "Pro of Contra" in 1963. Performed in "Sing, aber spiel nicht mit mir" in 1963. Played herself in "Concours eurovision" in 1965. Played herself in "Pauls Party" in 1968. Played Singer in "Musik geht um die Welt" in 1970. Played Singer, Herself in "Drei mal neun" in 1970.
What famous people have graduated from liberty university?
Business Edwin Miller: CEO of 9lenses was named to Venture Magazine 40 and 40 [1] and top 12 CEO by Washington Business Journal [2] Barry Minkow: Former Businessman who's in jail for fraud Dean Parker: Founder of Cloud Communications Alliance and Callis Communications [3] Education Susan Wise Bauer '88: Author and English instructor at The College of William & Mary Jerry Falwell, Jr. '84: President and Chancellor of Liberty University Paul H. Dixon: Former president, Cedarville University Joe Hale: Founder, Network of International Christian Schools Film Richard Rossi, filmmaker, evangelist, and missionary Don White, director and producer Dan Gordon, screenwriter Randall Wallace, screenwriter Journalism Shannon Bream: Supreme Court reporter, Fox News[4] Samantha Steele: ESPN College GameDay reporter Literature Mike Bullock: Comic writer for Lions, Tigers and Bears and The Phantom[citation needed] Angela Elwell Hunt '80: Christian author Daniel Whyte III, M.A.: Christian author Music Meredith Andrews: Contemporary Christian music singer Jody McBrayer: Former singer for Christian group Avalon Hector Cervantes: Member of Casting Crowns Thad Cockrell: Christian country singer Stephen Christian: Lead singer for Anberlin[5] Terry Fator: Singer and ventriloquist; winner of season 2 of America's Got Talent Lance G. Flood: Contemporary Christian Singer and Songwriter Chad Graham: Member of Christian rock band Anthem Lights Caleb Grimm: Member of Christian rock band Anthem Lights Corey Horn: Bassist for Christian rock band Remedy Drive Kyle Kupecky: Member of Christian rock band Anthem Lights Tim Lambesis: Musician and member of As I Lay Dying Mark Lowry: Christian singer and comedian Kevin Max: Singer for Christian group Audio Adrenaline; former member of Christian rock band DC Talk Guy Penrod: Former singer for gospel group Gaither Vocal Band Alan Powell: Member of Christian rock band Anthem Lights Shaun Tomczak: Member of the band Sidewalk Prophets Phil Stacey: Contestant on the sixth season of American Idol[6] Jon Schneck: Member of Christian rock band Relient K Michael Tait: Singer for Christian group Newsboys; former member of DC Talk TobyMac: Christian rapper; former member of DC Talk Other Tad Skylar Agoglia: Founder, First Response Team of America Kevin Beary: Former sheriff of Orange County, Florida Politics Luc Angers: Councillor, Gatineau City Council, Quebec Chuck Baldwin: Constitution Party presidential nominee in the 2008 US presidential election Scott Baugh '84: Former Republican member of the California State Assembly Fernando Cabrera: Democratic Council member in New York Jeff Coleman '01: Former Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Mike Fleck '95: Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Tim Krieger '84: Republican member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Kevin Grantham: Republican member of the Colorado Senate Ben Parkhill: Political consultant Tony Perkins: President of the Family Research Council; former Republican member of the Louisiana House of Representatives Adrian Smith: US Congressman from Nebraska (transferred to the University of Nebraska) Jeffrey Thompson: Member of the Idaho House of Representatives Radio Kellie Rasberry: Co-host of Kidd Kraddick in the Morning (transferred to Francis Marion University) Bob Sturm: Sports radio host on Dallas-based KTCK Religion Jonathan Falwell '87: Senior Pastor of Thomas Road Baptist Church William Franklin Graham IV '97: Evangelist; grandson of Billy Graham Michael R. Licona, M.A. '00: Christian scholar and apologist Gabe Lyons: Founder, Fermi Project Johnnie Moore, Jr. '04; M.A., '06: Pastor and Liberty University administrator William Schnoebelen, M.A. '90: Christian apologist and author Ed Stetzer: Christian author and missionary Chris Surber, M.Div.: Pastor and author Michael Mooney, MBA.: Founder of National Association of Christian Ministers Science David A. Schauer: Executive director, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements Sports Baseball Tony Beasley: Manager of the Syracuse Chiefs Doug Brady: Former second baseman for the Chicago White Sox[7] Sid Bream: Former MLB first baseman Rod Delmonico: Former coach for the University of Tennessee and the Dutch national team Lee Guetterman: Former MLB pitcher Randy Tomlin: Pitching coach for the Harrisburg Senators Basketball Peter Aluma: Former center for the Nigerian national team Seth Curry: Guard for Duke University (transferred from Liberty) Katie Feenstra-Mattera: Head coach of the Cornerstone University women's team Megan Frazee: Forward for CCC Polkowice in Poland Octavio De La Grana: Current assistant coach and head scout for the Miami Heat Julius Nwosu: Former NBA player Jeri Porter: Head Coach of the George Mason University women's team Itoro Umoh-Coleman: Head coach of the Clemson University women's team Avery Warley: Center for the Phoenix Mercury Winston Bennett: Former NBA player [9] Football Fred Banks: Former wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, and Chicago Bears Sebastian Barrie: Former defensive end and tackle for the Green Bay Packers, Arizona Cardinals, and San Diego Chargers (transferred from Prairie View A&M University) Mike Brown: Wide receiver for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dwayne Carswell: Former tight end and offensive lineman for the Denver Broncos John Cartwright: Former Liberty coach Michael Clayton: NFL free agent[citation needed] Kelvin Edwards: Former player for the New Orleans Saints and Dallas Cowboys Jason Elam: Former kicker for the Denver Broncos and Atlanta Falcons[10] Marcus Floyd: Former cornerback for the New York Jets, Buffalo Bills, and Carolina Panthers Samkon Gado: NFL free agent Eric Green: Former NFL tight end Wayne Haddix: Former defensive end for the New York Giants, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Carolina Panthers Erick Harris: Former NFL and arena football defensive end Rashad Jennings: Running back for the Jacksonville Jaguars Dominique Jones: Tight End for the Miami Dolphins Matt Lambros: CFL free agent T.J. McCreight: Personnel director for the Arizona Cardinals James McKnight: Coach at Cypress Bay High School Vince Redd: NFL free agent (transferred to the University of Virginia) Stephen Sene: Offensive tackle for the New England Patriots Vic Shealy: Head coach at Houston Baptist University Richard Shelton: Scout for the Tennessee Titans Johnny Shepherd: Former running back for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Buffalo Bills, and New York Knights (transferred to Livingston University) Chris Summers: Wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings Paul Troth: Assistant football coach at ECU Soccer Darren Amoo: Forward for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds Philip Aseweh: Forward for the Houston Dynamo Juan Guzman: Midfielder for the Charlotte Eagles Joshua Boateng: Midfielder for AC Oulu in Finland (transferred from Virginia Tech) James Price: Head coach of the University of Northern Iowa women's team Darryl Roberts: Striker for the Charlotte Eagles and the Trinidad and Tobago national team Osei Telesford: Midfielder for the Puerto Rico Islanders and the Trinidad and Tobago national team Sly Tetteh: Former president of Liberty Professionals in Ghana Other Sam Chelanga: Professional runner Josh Cox '98: Long-distance runner Elena Seiple: Bodybuilder Deborah Yow: Director of Athletics at North Carolina State University Mike Hall: Director of Athletics at USC Upstate [11] Clark Zealand '96; M.A. '98: Ultramarathon runner Television Jean Doumanian: American television producer Trent Garrett: Actor and model (attended one semester) Victoria Henley: Contestant, America's Next Top Model, Cycle 19 Vic Mignogna '86: Anime voice actor Heidi Mueller: Actress[12] Jeremy Nicholson '01: Emmy Award-winning videographer[13][14] Kera O'Bryon: Actress nominated for a Daytime Emmy
