Auto Body and Interiors

If you mean unsafe in terms of poor visibility by other drivers, the worst colours are grey (because they camoflouge against grey bitumen) and green (against green vegetation) white and yellow cars are the most visible. Surprisingly, red cars do not rate well - according to car accident studies, especially in built up areas.

You simply pull the lighter holder out and detach the wiring. To put in the new one, attach the wires and push the holder back in.

It depends on what the headliner is made out of. If it is cloth, you might be able to cut out the burn and put a tight stitch there. It won't look perfect, but it might look better. If it is vinyl, you could get a vinyl repair kit.

Extremely difficult, costly, and time consuming. Something you would not want to even contemplate. Just sell this car and buy a convertible. You will be money ahead.

This usually happens with older cars, the glass isn't as strong as new glass is and cant stand the heat so it causes it to burst cracking and breaking the window

Maybe for a limited time. Weather will erode the adhesive fairly soon.

No, You need to remove the door panel, the door wiring, pull it all through the large hole in the front of the door, and remove the door pins, there are usually lock washers that are hard to see that need to be removed to slide the pins out good luck!

The BCM is located at the driver side glove box area under the dash on your Ford Escape.

If your car is a Ford Taurus or Sabel there is a known defect... There is a technical service bulletin for water leaks on the passenger's side of the Taurus/Sable. Ford has come up with a revised cowl panel weather strip extension to fix this problem. In addition, sealer needs to be put around the fresh air inlet of the heater system. Apparently, Ford has found that water runs through the heater box and exits through the heater blower motor into the vehicle cabin on the passenger's side. Go to a Ford dealership to have the problem corrected. If the vehicle is still under warranty, it will be covered. Otherwise, you will have to pay for the work. Success to you. My car has pollen filter in the air intake system which blocked up and and developed the same symptons with water leaking into the passenger footwell. It is a five minute job to replace this filter.

Usually behind the rear seat.

The gear stick not is held on with a retaining clip. The retaining clip is just below the gear shift not. Hold the retaining clip in, on both sides. The knob will come off.

Who invented the license plate?

There are special chip touch up capsules made by Dupli-Color. This is about 1/2 ounce of thick paint in container like lipstick, with a small brush. -Get your vehicle colour off the doorplate, then go to an auto accessory store for the paint. I have used these on 6-8 vehicles and they are really excellent. If you are in Canada, Canadian Tire has them under their brand name.

Behind the glove box. Instructions are in Owner's Manual. Open glove box and unhook hangars from each side of glove box door. Remove panel on the back wall of the glove box. Cabin filter is behind this panel.

Not sure what type of vehicle you have, so its a little tough to tell you how to fix it exactly...with that said, I would be willing to bet that your leak problem is not actually the floor board but an area above it and the water just goes to the low spot...give a little more info and may be able to help you out..

Assuming you mean in a convertible, I used the Iron on patches on the inside of the top. (like the ones Mom used to fix the knees in my jeans) Holds up and works great.

Best glue I've found for that is 'Sta-Put' spray adhesive, sold at stores that sell plastic laminates.

It depends, especially since body parts change vastly with every vehicle. the most generic answer would be thousands depending on what you consider a body part to be.

a butt hess is the spot before the crack which people usually say is hanging out

Simply because it's mainly composed of un-digested food. Given that the human body is the ideal temperature for bacteria to grow - your faeces is laden with live bacteria. They have already started decomposing any left-over food in your digestive system - creating gasses such as methane and sulphur dioxide (rotten eggs) - which creates the smell. Additionally, we are conditioned to dislike anything that doesn't smell nice - in case we try to eat something rotten. !

Most truck beds tend to sit higher due to the extra suspension on the rear axle tp handle the load capacity, so it is perfectly normal for the truck to not be level with ground. If you are looking to level out the truck you may have to consider air suspension, a drop kit, or a lift kit. I'm not sure if the rear will have a coil-over spring that you would be able to cut to achieve the same results.

You need to wash it.

Spot test first! Try double strength Windex (in those refill bottles).