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Why does your trans shift hard?
check fluid level also you could have a bad tps sensor ck voltage reading or ck wiuth scanner may not set a code davids auto service ng
If you have a boyfriend who you find out is wiuth your best guy friend but says he loves you both equally but won't choose between the two even though the boy is just using him what do you do?
Break up with the boyfriend. You're obviously not his top priority, and there's no need for you to make him yours.
What does Bruntcliffe School uniform look like?
Bruntcliffe Shool Uniform is navy blue with yellow on the logo, which represent the Leedes colours. They wear a light blue + dark blue clip on tie with a white shirt. If you were in Yr8 or higher, you would have the option of a shirt, jumper and tie or just a plain navy blue polo shirt with the Bruntcliffe logo on it. You must NOT wear a jumper wiuth the polo shirt!
How do you open the rear door on a 1997 Jeep Cherokee?
it is quite easy you see, on the outside of what one calls a door, there is this strange looking object that sometimes sticks out or sometimes is flush with the door, sometimes the same or sometimes a different color than the car,this is called the "door handel" you grab that and by either pushing a button, pulling up or out it pulls on a metal rod inside the door which in reaction releases the door latch which holds the doorshut when the door is closed. it is just so east that my 3 year old son can even opperate a door handel wiuth perfect ease.
What is the best pot noodle?
first you cook the ramen noodles by putting them into a pan or bowl and microwave the bowl for 3.00 minutes wiuth water or boil on the stove with a pan for about 5 minutes. Then add the seasoning and mix and.....WALLAH you have ramen. p.s. you wrap the yummy noodles around your fork and take a bite. (:
If you want cellphone how do you convince your parents to get you one?
well it kinda depends on how old u r...my parents bought me a phone at maybe 10 or 11...but i sorta needed it. i go out wiuth my friends alot and hang out places that my parents would need to get a hold of me at. so maybe if u say that u WANT one,don't say need because that sounds a little brattyish,and it would be easier to get ahold of me at places and u can check up on me every so often. and so u can hav more freedom with a cell phone. dnt argue or get mad at your parents if they say no beacuase trust me that will only make it worse. maybe u can say that ull pay for the phone? just respect there disition bring it up every once in a wile. or ask when are allwoed to have one then ask them when that time comes. hope this helped :)
Hot to change a Ford explorer outer tie rod?
The tie rod is 3 pieces. AN inner, outer, and a sleeve that connects the two, utilizing machine threads to bind, and lengthen, and shorten, to adjust "toe". A front end alignment set up whichpulls the front of the tire together past zero, would be "toe in", or out from each other from zero, "toe out", which is uncommon as an "intentional" setting. As a car accelerates, the front end tends to lift on the suspension, thus pursuing a toe out modification. Zero, is optimum. So if it toes out under acceleration, you start wiuth it in to compensate. So, get under there, and count the "exposed" threads on the current settup. That is to say how far is it screwed into to sleeve. Length is the goal here. If we keep it the same, we can avoid re-aligning the vehicle. On the sleeve, you wil see a bolt, with a nut on it, half inch, or nine sixteenth's of an inch hex head size. One on each end, corresponding with inner, and outer ends. These bolts reduce the diameter of the sleeve, thus locking it to the tie rod end, once set to the right length. Loosten that bolt, after a good soaking of WD-40 to get the mud, and road grime off the threads. On the opposit end of th tie rod end, some one, but opposite end, you will see it goes through a tab on the rear of the spindle, backing plate. This is where it anchors the wheel from flopping around. You will see a castle nut, and a cotter pin. With your pliers, straighten the cotter key out so you can pull it out with the "looped" end. That cotter pin goes through the ball socket, and keeps the castle nut, which cannot always be tightened like a tradidional nut, from loostening, and comming off, creating an accident. ALWAYS replace with a new one. The new tie rod end should come with one. Remove the nut. You will haqve to rent a "pickel fork" from a local tool rental co. $5.00 a day or so. When you see it, you will know how to use it immediately. The stud you just removed the castle nut from is a taper fit. So, it wedges itself into the tab. Use the open end of the wedged pickel fork, and a hammer on the end of the pickel fork, (round end), and it will wedge the old one apart. DO NOT use a SCREW DRIVER, CHISEL, or any otheR CREATIVE TOOL to do this. A PICKEL FORK. That is the correct term. When they fall apart, unscrew from the sleeve, re install th new one, remembering that thread count for length, tighten the bolt on the sleeve. Put the tapered stud through the tab, and use the castle nut to draw it into the tab. You will know when it is in all the way, because the castle nut will stop turning. Line up the top of the castle nut with the hole in the stud, and install new cotter key, bending it over so it cannot come out. I did not give steps for jacking, and securing vehicle as it is not needed for this operation. When jacking up the front, letting the wheels hang, will put added tension, andf streess on the operation, and can even become dangerous, incertain situations. Remember, you have that big spring up there. Anyway, just get under there and feel you way through the job. If you can change spark plugs, you can do this........Chuck.
