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gross income minus expences = net profit. happy accounting David G.

grapevine is base on assumption because there is lack of information whilst rumour is base on un verifiedffac1t as a result of lack of formal communication

Should be of the "peel off" type Remove wheel Remove caliper mounting bolts Slide caliper off rotor Rotor should slide off hub

the frst one on the cfirst coil pack and then the closest one to the front of the engine an by front i mean where the crank shaft pully is

Yes, absolutely. They are the exact same engine. The Series 2 (1996-2005) and Series 3 (2005-2009) GM 3800 V6's are all interchangeable.

I have taken the buick in for repair- but it always works and does not fuses. WHen i drive it for a few days it will blow a fuse - always the same one - and will not start for an hour or more. I will change the fuse and then it may or may not start.

Depends on the year of the GS

Go to this site to see production numbers based on the year and the model of GS. Stage 1 for example. http://www.musclecarclub.com/musclecars/buick-gs/buick-gs-specs.shtml

if it is the same kind of car mybe you have to see if its the same part number ornot call a dealership and they could tell you

To find out, park the car on a level surface, drain the oil and remove the filter. Install a new filter, and pour in 4 quarts of the correct weight oil. Start the engine and run for 1 minute. Shut off and wait 30 minutes. Check the oil level and add until it is at the full mark. You now know the capacity.

you would have to specifiy what year and what model that 455 came in 455 reminds me of an olds big block tell me what make and model and year and i could do some research on it. send mea message and my profile and i will send you some links to send you some info on these blocks i like doing research on any kind of engines so let me know via my profile and i will help you.

im not sureven have one

Depends on carb and exhaust setup. If it's a four barrel with dual exhaust and not one of the stage 1 options than it has 230 horsepower and 355 lb-ft of torque. Amusingly enough, a two barrel setup has as much power as a four barrel 350 (little more torque though).

They are dead pixels that no longer are working.

probably have a loose or broken wire that moves and grounds out when press the brake locate wire and replace it

There are 15 different values: Value: Ohms 02 - 0.523 03 - 0.681 04 - 0.887 05 - 1.130 06 - 1.470 07 - 1.870 08 - 2.370 09 - 3.010 10 - 3.740 11 - 4.750 12 - 6.040 13 - 7.500 14 - 9.530 15 - 11.801 It could be any of those. If you're trying to bypass it doesn't have to be exact but it does need to be close. To make the correct value of resistor, get resistors of different values and add them up. Solder them in-line to each other. If you don't know the correct value start at the bottom and work your way up. There's a 4 minute wait between trys and the ignition needs to go to the OFF position before you start the wait.

Three port holes means V6 engine.. 4 port holes mean V8 engine.

WBS stands for Work Breakdown Structure. It is something that helps breakdown the whole projects scope into smaller and more manageable pieces. This is also a very important process in project management. To be able to actually execute the project, the project scope is broken down into manageable tasks by creating a work breakdown structure (WBS). In other words, a WBS is a deliverable-oriented hierarchy of the work that must be performed to accomplish the objectives of and create the deliverables for the project.

Check the fuses first and the blower relay.

Yes. See the Related Link.

She looks like the victorias secret model

2008 Honda Civic. Great automobile. Dependable, great mileage, roomy, great resale value, and in a car at around $15,000 there is no better.

The typical Buick Enclave has the fuel capacity of most other sedans. The typical fuel capacity is around 16 or 18 gallons.

The firing order is 1-6-5-4-3-2

1982 Lincoln Mark VI (2 door coupe) uses this size of tire. 205/75/15

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics the estimated mean annual wage for Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics as of May 2008 was, $37,540. This would amount to $18.05 an hour.