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try at http://www.freeadsinusa.com/cars

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nitrogen -15 nitrogen -15

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I was told that on a Honda there is a circut that will make the seatbelts lock up. I the case of a car accident the seatbelts will lock down and you will have to be cut out of the belt. Over time the circut can get corroded and will lock the seatbelts down.

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without seeing it the easy way would be at the pressure hose on the stering cylinder

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The best thing to do is to check your car's manufacturer recommendations. Some tell you to simply turn the tires side to side and others will tell you to use a special "bleeding" routine and maybe a vaccum pump to remove additional air. It depends on your car.

Also, use ONLY PS fluid recommended by your car manufacturer. If you use the cheap stuff out of the auto parts store, you might end up causing your hoses to fail early OR your pump or your rack and pinion.

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Is this an automatic transmission?

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From what I gather, it is a device that protects the evaporator in Nissan and some other automotive AC systems from freezing up. The device is a transistor switch component driven by voltage or current derived from an integral thermistor.

Colder/Freezing temperatures cause the circuit to open and through the ECM and Air Conditioner Relay stop the compressor.

The unit used by Nissan works as follows:

As the temperature is decreasing the circuit opens around 38 to 37° F to turn off the compressor. There is a one to two degree hysteresis in the unit to prevent rapid cycling of the compressor. The device closes the circuit when the temperature reaches 39 to 41°F.

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how do i dismantle a power steering gear box

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carburettar is to supply fuel to the inlet manifold ,which then goes to ignition chamber the carburettor supplies the fuel at a metered rate .the idlesettings etc, are all done at the carburettor. the amount of gas supplied depends on demand required
Aerosolize gasoline to help make gasoline vapor in a fuel/air mixture to produce good combustion. If the carburetor does not work well and the gasoline droplets in the aerosol are too big to evaporate completely they will not burn completely and unburned hydrocarbon emission rises.
A carburetor mixes air and fuel into an easy to burn vapor. This is pulled into the engine where it is readily burned to produce power through combustion.

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On the 2000 Ford Explorer XLS model, it is a push button feature that is located on the Gear shift on the Steering column.

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depends on the make and model of the car,i have owned many vehicles with standard tranny ,the best were the ones with overdrive ,such as the 2000 Toyota corolla . i got an average of 38 mpg (Canadian) driving fron northern Ontario , to central newbrunswick at an average speed of 76 mph,with jackrabbit starts at lights in the citys

It's not just the type of car you have. It also depends on where you will be driving ( city or in the country). If you be making stops every couple blocks its better for you to have an automatic but if you are rarely making stops you would get better mileage with a manual.

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You may want to go to a car parts store, or book store, and get a repair manual for your car. They cost about $16.00 Or, go to a Public Library.

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Protons are positively charged subatomic particles found inside the nucleus of an atom.

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THE INHIBITOR SWITCH TELLS THE ECM THAT THE TRANSMISSION IS IN PARK OR NEUTRAL AND SAFE TO START THE MOTOR SOIT ISNT IN GEAR IT IS ALSO CALLED THE NEUTRAL SAFTEY SWITCH AND IT IS LOCATED ON THE TRANSMISSION

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Its at the top of the clutch pedal there is a cruise control switch disengage switch at the bottom and the one above that is the clutch inhibitor switch.

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Fuel tank, possible access panel in trunk.

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Your distributor cap may have moisture on the contacts in the morning, but it dries out in the afternoon, thereby allowing you to start the vehicle later in the day.

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Whether an ISOTOPE (not element) is naturally radioactive depends not only on the number of protons, but also on the number of neutrons. For EVERY element, there are radioactive isotopes.There has to be a certain relationship between the number of protons and the number of neutrons, but the relationship isn't a simple one.

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There is not a mass number. but it has a mass.

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Ernest Rutherford is credited for the discovery of the proton.

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Number protons equal to atomic number. So the element is Helium

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They are the neutrons . They are in the nucleus.

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Of course it is smaller. It is a sub atomic particle