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Why is it that The lower the tire pressure the greater the contact area between the tire and the pavement?
the lower pressure fails to keep the tire's shape so the rubber of the wheel is pulled downward by gravity.
How do lower back seats on 2004 Oldsmobile Alero?
open the trunk look at the upper area in the truck u will see two straps, one for each half of the seats
How much is a wheel alignment?
In my area it will average around $50. It depends on the vehicle.
Where is the scan port for a 2000 Ford Ranger?
It's covered by a small removable plastic panel in the lower area of your dash , below the steering wheel , between your hood release and the parking brake release
How do you remove the gear shift panel on a 2003 G35?
light is out in the gear shift area between the seats,how can I change it?
Where is the data link connector on a 2000 ford explore?
Behind a small removable plastic cover in the lower dash area , below the steering wheel , and between the inside hood release and the parking brake release
Where is the OBD connector on a 1997 Ford Explorer?
The data link connector is covered by a small removable plastic piece in the lower area of the dash , below the steering wheel and between your inside hood release and parking brake release
What's the best area of my car to place a car monitor in?
I would put it on the roof of the car between the driver and passenger front seats.
Where is the diagnostics plug for a 1999 Ford Ranger?
I believe it is covered by a small removable plastic cover in the lower area of the dash below the steering wheel
Where is the turn signal flasher for a '91 Nissan Sentra?
The combination flasher unit is to the lower left of the steering wheel, in the area of the fuse and relay box.
Where is the spare tire located on a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica?
Check behind the second row seating. There's a storage area, but you have to pull up on it from the sides. I have to lower the seats to get access to it in mine.
What is the relationship between force area and pressure?
pressure = force / area Therefore pressure and force are directly proportional, meaning... The greater the force the greater the pressure and the lower the force the lower the pressure
