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class="dtm-content"><h2>Any retaliation against a bad business?</h2><p>Last week my 95 <strong>Honda</strong> <strong>Accord</strong> wouldnt start so we had it towed to a reputable (or so we thought) garage. So &#8212; they tell us the <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> has slipped and quoted us $1300 to fix it. Then ASKED TO BUY IT FROM US when my husband was hesitant to give them the go ahead to do repairs. Fast forward after husband calls various garages to get ballpark quotes. We take it to a <strong>Honda</strong> Dealership and after giving it a thorough diagnostics/look over, they call my husband confused and say &#8220;What did they tell u was wrong? The <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> is fine on this car. It just needs a new battery.&#8221;<br
/> So after 2 tows, a car rental for the wk, and diagnostics, we are out almost $500 for a bad battery. I know we wont get our money back, but is there anything we can do to make this garage regret having been so dishonest and unprofessional? Dh has called twice and they wont let him speak with the owner, he just gets the <strong>service</strong> mgr who says &#8220;I&#8217;m really sorry&#8221;.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Have you paid them ?</p><p>You might consider not paying them and letting them put a lien on your car &#8230; Which would put you in the spot of not being able to sell the car, but since it is a 95 and it sounds like you&#8217;re gonna drive it til it dies &#8230;</p><p>If you paid them or didn&#8217;t &#8211; You could also try to sue them in small claims court for defrauding you &#8230; That might at least let you get in a position to negotiate some of the money you paid them.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Do we have any options?</h2><p>Last week my 95 <strong>Honda</strong> <strong>Accord</strong> wouldnt start so we had it towed to a  reputable (or so we thought) garage. So &#8212; they tell us the <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> has slipped and quoted us $1300 to fix it.  Then ASKED TO BUY IT FROM US when my husband was hesitant to give them the go ahead to do repairs. Fast forward after husband calls various garages to get ballpark quotes.  We take it to a <strong>Honda</strong> Dealership and after giving it a thorough diagnostics/look over, they call my  husband confused and say &#8220;What did they tell u was wrong? The <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> is fine on this car. It just needs a new battery.&#8221;<br
/> So after 2 tows, a car rental for the wk, and diagnostics, we are out almost $500 for a bad battery.  I know we wont get our money back, but is there anything we can do to make this garage regret having been so dishonest and unprofessional? Dh has called twice and they wont let him speak with the owner, he just gets the <strong>service</strong> mgr who says &#8220;I&#8217;m really sorry&#8221;.<br
/> $500 may not be much to some of you, but what if we had gone ahead and paid the $1300 in repairs?? Sorry, that&#8217;s a lot of $$ to us and I think it&#8217;s wrong to do business that way.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Did you get the estimate in writing from the first shop? Did you pay them anything for the improper diagnosis? If they did not charge you for the diagnosis, you have no real recourse because you have no loss (other than the second tow job, which they are not responsible for) If you paid them to check out the car, you should be able to get a refund of that money!</p><p>If f they refuse a full refund, take them to small claims court. Be sure you have the receipts from the Honda dealer and the incompetent shop to show that they diagnosed the problem incorrectly!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Buying Car with Odometer problem?</h2><p>I&#8217;m looking at this &#8217;95 <strong>honda</strong> <strong>accord</strong> from a dealer, went w/ my uncle who&#8217;s more experienced in buying a car than me. We did the usual body check, popped the hood and checked the engine, incl. <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong>, oil checks, and no leaks. We did a test drive, city and highway, which was smooth. it&#8217;s got pretty high mileage, about 230k km, mostly hiway kms. but was assured that it was regularly serviced at the dealership. I&#8217;m inclined to buying it, as it looks and drives like mint cond. Told them to let me sleep on it and i got home.</p><p>I got home, pulled a CarFax on it. Truth be told it was regularly serviced @ Dealership. But, was flagged with Inconsistent Odometer Reading, could be rollback or clerical error. Jan 7/04 185,510km, Jan 16/04 it was 196k km, but Nov 15/04 it was 185400 km. Sold @ auction 3 times may &amp; jun &#8217;05, feb &#8217;06. mar &#8217;06 odometer was 204k km. mar &#8217;07 it was reported 120k km.</p><p>Two Odometer Inconsistencies, screw up or not? &amp; sold 3 times in auction, what do you guys think?<br
/> oh yeah, i forgot, i also went to AutoCheck, but AutoCheck doesn&#8217;t see any problems to it, unlike w/ CarFax. Also, according to AutoCheck, it&#8217;s only been to Auction twice. lol now i&#8217;m confused who to believe &gt;.&lt;</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">From my experience with those kind of cars id pass on it,id say its been tampered with, truth be known it may have 400 k on it,so i wouldn&#8217;t mess with anything that has a record like that on it,there&#8217;s better cars than that on the lots to buy,good luck on it.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Please, I need mechanic help with my 98 VW Passat?</h2><p>So we bought a 98 Passat a few weeks ago (march 14th is the actual purchase date) When my husband brought it home from the dealership (we bought it out cash) he didnt notice anything wrong with the car. Not until he took the car to get an oil change is that he noticed that the car was leaking coolant. So we took it to VW to get an Diagnosis on what was wrong with the car. So they told us that it had a hoe that was leaking coolant. So to repair that hose it would be around $220 for the part and the labor.<br
/> Since the evaluated the whole car, on thei evaluation sheet they marked that the 1. Shock absorbers/suspension/struts, 2. Steering gear box/linkage and boots/ball joints/dust covers, 3. engine oil/fluid leak, 4. drive shaft boots/constant velocity boots/u joints/transmission linkage (if equipped) where all in the red meaning they all need immediate attention. This was all under the &#8220;under vehicle&#8221; of the inspection report they did on the car.</p><p>Ok then on the comments/estimates they added:</p><p>Upper links $1027.13<br
/> Camshaft Adj Leaking $457<br
/> R/Outer CV Boot Torn $250<br
/> Reccomend T-<strong>Belt</strong> $590</p><p>I am a lil skeptical and I find it hard to believe that a car with only 104k miles would need all of this. It is a 5-speed manual so I dont know if that makes a difference at all. Part of me just wants to say I told you so and nag him on making the quick purchase and not getting a civic or an <strong>accord</strong> (i have a lot of faith in <strong>honda</strong>) but what ever its too late now. I also want to make sure that the dealership servicing is not trying to rip us off. My husband found some receipts in the glove compartment and found that a new <strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> had been put in in the summer of 06&#8242; so we could get that off the list. But that still leaves us with a total of $1734.13 in reoairs which is almost half of what we bought the car for grrrrrr&#8230;..</p><p>My husband has a mechanic friend who can do the work for him but my husband says he would rather have vw do the work that way he has warranty if anything were to happen with those specific parts.</p><p>So what I am wondering is is all this stuff necessary or are they just trying to scam us. I would hate to think so, but you never know.<br
/> teh car was purchased as is from a small dealership. the car was always serviced at vw since theprevious owner had a lifetime of free oilchanges with the car. I am wondering if she too the car in to vw and they gave her the list of things that needed to be done so they decided it would be better to sell the car.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">My first question is what sort of inspection or warranty did you get from the place that you purchased the car from.  Was it a VW dealership?   Was a smog and safety inspection performed on the vehicle?  Is the dealership where the hose was replaced the same place where the vehicle was purchased?  Inspections should always be performed before a car is purchased, but as you say, that&#8217;s water under the bridge.  Was the car sold as is where is?  Perhaps contacting the department of consumer affairs or the Better Business Bureau might help&#8230; All they can say is no&#8230;</p><p> I have not seen the car, so I cannot verify that the vehicle needs all of this, what I can tell you is that given the milage on the vehicle it is possible that some of this work needs to be done.</p><p> I would have the vehicle inspected by another VW specialist; it does not have to be a VW dealership, but someone who works on VW&#8217;s nearly all the time.  If he/she is able to verify some or all of these items need service, you should be able to get this done for less money than the dealership charges.</p><p> The CV boot can be replaced by a completely rebuilt or exchange axle shaft for the same price or less,  An aftermarket axle shaft can be purchased for $125 or less in most cases, plus anywhere from .5 hr to 1.0 at the most for labour to replace it.  This will give you two new cv boots and rebuilt or new CV joints, rather than one boot (also there is the possiblity you might need a joint when they remove the old boot and inspect the joint).  As far as the upper links on the suspension go, yeah, that&#8217;s possible depending upon the type of driving and where its been driven given the miles on the vehicle.  However, its something that a good mechanic or front end shop can do for you for less money.  They&#8217;ll also align the 4 wheels for you to reduce tyre wear after replacing the links.</p><p> I&#8217;m not no sure about the camshaft adjuster, but again, I&#8217;m not there to inspect the vehicle and say.</p><p> IF it&#8217;s any comfort, at least your Passat is a very safe car and a good car to be in (heaven forbid) an accident, as your chances of survival without serious injury are excellent.</p><p> Anyway, I hope this helps, a car nut.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Honda Accord 1996, new water pump/timing belt/oil change, smoke coming out from under the car and heats up?</h2><p>I just had my water pump/<strong>timing</strong> <strong>belt</strong> replaced and oil change.  When the pump failed, white smoke was coming out, which I figured out to be coolant from the smell.  Now there is smoke coming out from under the engine, which I believe to smell like oil.  Also, the temperature gauge goes up to the halfway point when I am at a stoplight or idling.  The highest I have ever seen it is at 1/3.</p><p>I had my car serviced by the dealership and I asked them.  The man said its burning oil residue from the oil change and that it will burn away in a few days.  Is this true?  I have had my car worked on and oil changed for the past year at this dealership and have never had any smoke or other problems.  What else could be going on?  Worse case scenarios.  Thanks everyone.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">When engine is cool take radiator cap off  in morning  see if you have any bubbles in coolant  other wise head gasket  is leaking air   oil is sometimes spilled   see if they changed thermostat  that could be reason for change in temp.</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Weird Startup Problem with a &#8217;90 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme?</h2><p>I own a &#8217;90s Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Every morning I can start it up just fine, yet if I were to park it, go into the store for a few minutes and then come out to start it again, it simply wont start. After work, when its been sitting there for a few hours, it starts up just fine. Yet for some mysterious reason, I can never stop it and start it in a recent amount of time. When it doesn&#8217;t start, it sounds and acts like a car would when the battery is dying.</p><p>I took it to my mechanic, he couldn&#8217;t figure it out, even after putting in a new fuel gage. The other boys at <strong>Napa</strong> and O&#8217;Reillys <strong>auto</strong> <strong>care</strong> cant figure it out either. I have taken it to many different places and yet am having no resolution. I have even seen this problem for others with the same car, same year and model. I am literally now leaving my car running when I go to the stores, leaving it running for upto 20 minutes at a time. I seriously dont know each day whether or not my car will be stolen, its an awfully uneasy feeling to constantly walk out of the store and wonder whether or not my car will still be there.</p><p>Can anybody help? Thank you! : )</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Sounds like one of two problems, both dealing with the starter. The starter solenoid will not work as well in hot conditions. If you have the 3.1 liter in that thing, that solenoid sits pretty close to an exhaust manifold. A heat shield could resolve that issue. At the same time the brushes could be the issue. Perhaps they are just worn out and you are due for a starter rebuild if not a new one entirely. They are not expensive nor are they hard to do.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>19 can&#8217;t find a job! Why aren&#8217;t there any jobs for teens?</h2><p>Why aren&#8217;t any jobs for teens? For 2 years since I was 17 I have been applying everywhere from McDonald&#8217;s, Target, Walmart, Burger King, Wendy&#8217;s, Scotts Lawn <strong>Care</strong>, Advance <strong>Auto</strong> Parts, <strong>Napa</strong>, and literally over 300 other places in my town and the next town and yet I still can&#8217;t find a job! When I go into McDonald&#8217;s all I see are Adults in there 30s and 40s working there, same with Burger King, Walmart, Target, etc. I can&#8217;t even get an interview! None of my friends have jobs either all of us are trying to go to College but we can&#8217;t afford it! Since there are no jobs!<br
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class="dtm-content">Why not consider picking up dog droppings as a part of your own business? You can earn upwards of $20 an hour, and all you need are a few tools a bicycle, and perhaps a bicycle trailer. This article talks about it and how a woman in Colorado quit her management job to do it.</p><p>Http://squidoo.com/TeenJobsInABadEconomy</p><p>??</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>NASCAR Nation: What was your 1st Job ever?</h2><p>I&#8217;m starting tomorrow June 16th at <strong>NAPA</strong> <strong>Auto</strong> Parts.<br
/> Work from 8am &#8211; 2pm</p><p>How much did you get paid?</p><p>Working under the colors of Michael Waltrip Racing!</p><p>Take <strong>Care</strong></p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>my wifes employer &#8220;edits&#8221; her overtime,what can i do?</h2><p>my wife works for <strong>napa</strong> <strong>auto</strong> parts in columbus,ohio.she puts in maybe 46 hours every week,but her store manager always &#8220;edits&#8221; her time down to 40,she has complained to the higher ups, but no one seems to <strong>care</strong>.who can i call at the state of ohio?????? i geuss they do this to all hourly employees at the direction of the district manager fred mcwhartor.isnt this illegal????????</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">I live in Ohio and I found the Department of Labor website and phone #&#8217;s in my local phonebook. Http://www.dol.gov and for general information 866-4USADOL, Wage and Hour Division 420 Madison Ave 866-4US-WAGE</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>How do you replace the lower ball joint on a 1999 F150?</h2><p>One i don&#8217;t <strong>care</strong> if its dangerous or not. I need this thing done by Sunday cause i start college on Monday.</p><p>We have the old one out. We are replacing both lowers driver and passenger. We have the driver side one in but we can&#8217;t get the stud into the wheel assembly. The stud on the ball joint is towards the ground and not up towards the wheel well. We tried to raise the control arm up high enough to slide the wheel assembly hole into it, but when we get close the CV joint for the 4&#215;4 gets in the way.</p><p>My dad and i have thought about taking that CV join out to give us more room but that may not work and its a hassle just to do it. Also, we CAN&#8217;T afford to have it taken in and have a mechanic do it. And we rather do it ourselves, but we have asked for help from <strong>NAPA</strong>, Advanced <strong>Auto</strong> and O&#8217;Reily&#8217;s and none of them have had it done before or done it before on any vehicle.</p><p>I&#8217;ve asked this once before but that was no help so I&#8217;m asking again for help. Its not difficult for someone to do, but its difficult if you&#8217;ve never done it before. Long as you can get it in right nothing can go wrong. The freakin truck has 217,000, and the engine hasn&#8217;t been rebuilt neither has the transmission. And it needs to last me at least 2 more years or atleast til i can find my own vehicle.</p><p>Just need help/advice on what to do. Taking it into a mechanic is not an option. We do have family members that could help but they are out of state right now on road construction.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Usually, when changing ball joints, you would need to take the whole spindle off, the CV axle can pe pulled up out of the way without removing it from the front differential.  But it must be removed from the hub.  Take the caliper off, with the bracket, and hang it from the upper control arm, or something high with a piece of wire or something, but don&#8217;t let it just hang.  Then the rotor, and make sure you unplug the wheel speed sensor and remove it with the spindle.  You will also need to unbolt the little bracket that holds the brake hose to the knuckle.  You&#8217;re right, it&#8217;s not hard to do, just awkward to handle everything.  You will have to point the ball joint stud towards the vehicle, or away from you, then insert it into the spindle, while putting the CV axle through the middle at the same time.  Like I said, awkward, but not too difficult.</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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class="dtm-content"><h2>AZ Emissions testing?</h2><p>I live in the metro phoenix area. My car/truck is 25 years old. I want to get a &#8220;historic vehicle&#8221; plate. Do I still need to pass an emissions test with this license plate?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">This is what I found on the Arizona DEQ website below:</p><p>Unless specifically exempted, all 1967 and newer vehicles (including diesels) that are registered in the metro Phoenix (Area A) or Tucson (Area B) emission test areas must receive an emissions inspection no more than 90 days prior to registration.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>95 ford ranger failing pressure test for AZ emissions?</h2><p>Hi, I have a 95 ford ranger that is failing the pressure test on emissions. I replaced the gas tank vent and it looks like the evap canister and line to the manifold was replaced. (i was selling it but I got it back due to it not passing emissions) without taking it in for service what should I check/replace next?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">If you don&#8217;t find anything have a shop find leak with smoke tester.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Can a hot engine affect emissions testing?</h2><p>I ride an 01 r6 and I went to get it emissions tested. I live in <strong>AZ</strong> and it was an unusually hot day. While waiting in line at the <strong>testing</strong> facility I noticed the bike running hot. I barely failed emissions and was wondering if the hot engine could be to blame.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">No, a cold engine could make it not pass. Check your air/fuel mixture</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Jeep cherokee fails az emissions test but only at idle.?</h2><p>My 92 Cherokee 4.0 passes all emissions test except for the idle portion. New plugs wires and distributer were installed last week and it runs great just idles like crap.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Take off throttle body off &amp; clean with brakes &amp; parts cleaner a gasket ia about $6.00</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>emissions test in AZ?</h2><p>Has anyone out there moved from CA to <strong>AZ</strong> and had to do an emissions test on their vehicle?  If so, would you say that the <strong>AZ</strong> test is more severe than CA or more leniant?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Phoenix and Tucson seem to be the only places requiring emissions testings, if I read the web page right   http://www.azdeq.gov/environ/air/vei/index.html</p><p>California, the left coast, has the most severe laws regarding clean air.</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Am trying to find a service center for my Premier Digital camera because the picture is not very clear?</h2><p>My <strong>Premier</strong> Digital Camera model DC4311  and 4.0 mega pixels.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Where u from if from india its is at bangalore</p><p>u can tryt updating the firmware</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>I would like to know the service center for Premier Digital Camera in Saudi Arabia?</h2><p><strong>Premier</strong> Model DC2380</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">It is likely better to just buy a new one. Premier is known for making VERY cheap digital cameras for the major company&#8217;s &#8216;Economy&#8217; lines.<br
/> These are the digital cameras that manufacturers sell for less than $175 and are cheaper and easier for the company&#8217;s to buy from third-party manufactuers instead of spending the resources to produce themselves.<br
/> Fuji&#8217;s A345 / A350 are both Premier made. Both cost less than $150. Both are too expensive to repair because the cost of parts is ridiculous. A lens alone is $100+, Main board is the same.<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>how do the staples center premier seats work at a concert?</h2><p>i got some <strong>premier</strong> seats for a jonas brothers concert at the staples <strong>center</strong> and i read somewhere about all the ammenities that they have for example in seat <strong>service</strong>, private entrances, ect. and i was wondering if those are still valid at a concert?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Those only work at Laker games. Unless it says &#8220;Premier Seat&#8221; on your ticket, it&#8217;s just a regular seat.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Has anyone ever sat in the Premier level in Staples Center for NBA games?</h2><p>I&#8217;m contemplating buying some Lakers tickets on eBay and I see that the <strong>premier</strong> level seats all have in-seat food and beverage <strong>service</strong>. Has anyone been in these seats for a Lakers or Clippers game? I just want to know about the in-seat <strong>service</strong> food, what kind do they serve, how expensive is it, etc?</p><p>Staples <strong>Center</strong> website isn&#8217;t exactly detailed about it</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">First of all the Ticket are Costly<br
/> the Really good food is served to the guys closer to the floor seats<br
/> If you can get into the Premier club it has good food</p><p>the usual stadium Fare usually provided (although they do serve wolfgang Puck to the High rollers) and the usual drinks(beer and wine)</p><p>Above all cost! Expensive!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Staples center premier seating for concerts?</h2><p>I have tickets for an upcoming concert and they are for the &#8220;<strong>premier</strong>&#8221; seats. Do these seats offer any special services, etc? I was told they do but I am not sure what? Thanks for any input!<br
/> How do I go about knowing where to park and enter?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">PREMIUM SEATING BENEFITS INCLUDE:<br
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/> •Upscale Food and Drink Options with In-seat Service<br
/> •Dedicated Sales and Service Staff<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Is there a product to increase gas mileage performance on Cad Catera 2000?</h2></p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>What are some products that I can install that will increase my gas mileage but doesn&#8217;t decrease my horespower</h2><p>I drive a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer GTS.  Standard</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Get a cold air intake or a short ram intake, they increase horsepower and you get better gas mileage&#8230; Of course you if you drive 80 mph all day you wont see it but if you actually do the speed limit you will see a difference.</p><p>With these new lancers they do have a lot of performance parts that you can look into, the aftermarket products for the lancers are plenty for you to look around</p><p>but for the time being get an aftermarket intake that should help</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Do you believe is it possible to increase gas mileage 20% with a fuel enhancer ?</h2><p>I have used this product with four tank refills.  I have tracked my <strong>mileage</strong> prior to and after using the product.  I will not name the product that is unimportant.  I believe that a major company would have this product if it worked for all as it has for me.  What is a reasonable explanation of my success.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Gas mileage increase?</h2><p>What are some ways that I can <strong>increase</strong> my <strong>gas</strong> <strong>mileage</strong>? Do any of the devices/<strong>products</strong> out there actually <strong>increase</strong> your <strong>mileage</strong>?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">About the best thing you can do for your car is normal routine maintenance, keeping the fuel system clean, by using a good grade of fuel, I use chevron super unleaded, it has techron in it, this helps keeps my fuel system clean, along with clean oil and air filter, keeping the tire pressure correct, and lifting early off the gas pedal when cresting a hill, these are all real things that work. None of that crap in a can or any bolt on this or that is worth spit. Cheap crappy fuel can have contaminants in it, as well as water, this can help plug up a fuel system by leaving hard deposits in small orifices of fuel injection systems. Its best to keep the system clean from the beginning, than go back later and try to clean it out. And some of those el cheapo gas stations, sell some really poor quality fuel. About the best way to get good mpg, is to buy a newer more efficient car. Other than that, I have had to make significant changes in my driving habits of old, I used to love filling up and taking off on a nice long drive, I could drive pretty much all day for about 40 bucks. Not anymore, that same trip would be over a hundred and 10 dollars now. The problem is not us, or our driving habits, its those greedy thieving sorry excuse making a holes who steal from the poor and give to the rich oil bastards. Fine so I drive less and talk about those thieves on the internet.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>i own a nissan maxima &#8217;96. i need an oil change.anybody know where i can get a cheap oil change?</h2><p>I DONT WANNA PAY MORE THAN $20.00. I LIVE IN CULVER CITY , CA. I&#8217;M ALSO CLOSE TO <strong>LOS</strong> <strong>ANGELES</strong> CA. I JUST AM LOOKING FOR A CHEAP <strong>OIL</strong> <strong>CHANGE</strong>. I USUALLY PAY $32.00. I CANT REALLY AFFORD IT. PLEASE HELP ME A.S.A.P.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Where in Los Angeles should I service my BMW?</h2><p>The dealers are extremely expensive. Last <strong>oil</strong> <strong>change</strong> was $230. I want to go to a good foreign-cars shop somewhere in Hollywood if possible&#8230; with reasonable prices.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>driving from virginia to los angeles?</h2><p>hi</p><p>am moving from east coast (virginia ) to <strong>los</strong> <strong>angeles</strong>, CA, west coast. i have a 2000 chevy impala with 85k miles in it. vehicle is in smooth drivable condition.</p><p>is it recommend to drive this car from virginia to <strong>los</strong> <strong>angeles</strong>. if yes, what are the prechecks i need to do before starting this long drive,to avoid any problems during the trip.</p><p>few things that i thought abt is:</p><p>get AAA 24/7 road assistance<br
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/> <strong>oil</strong> <strong>change</strong></p><p>anything else?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Definitely take it to a trusted mechanic and let them know you plan to drive this distance.  Ask them to do anything they have to do to make it ready.  You will be going up and down some big hills.</p><p>Definately get the AAA.  Don&#8217;t forget to mention at all hotels that you have AAA &#8211; that will often get you a discount.  Good that you have the oil changed.</p><p>Get a spare tire.  Bring some tools.  Have some cash or plastic on hand.  Bring snacks, blankets and clothes.</p><p>Hope you have cruise control!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Driving from Milwaukee, WI to Los Angeles, CA &#8211; Tips, recommendations?</h2><p>I am considering (solo) driving from Milwaukee to <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> early next month. This will be my first cross-country road trip and can use some tips, advices, and general notes. I have taken road trips requiring up to 4 hours of driving.</p><p>Milwaukee to LA is about 2200 miles. I am thinking about 4 to 5 days for this trip &#8230; with 6 to 7 hours of driving (day time only) per day. I plan to stay in &#8220;acceptable&#8221; motels/hotels, but am not making any reservations ahead of time (not knowing where I will stop each night for rest).</p><p>Regarding preparing the car for the trip: any tips? 2200 miles is not a lot of miles for car &#8212; it is less than one <strong>oil</strong> <strong>change</strong> cycle. Will there be any more wear and tear on tires just because one is driving continuously?</p><p>I realzie I&#8217;ll drive through some tornado states (MO, OK, TX, ..) &#8230; any reason to worry about? any tips or cautions?</p><p>Thanks so much for your help.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">It sounds as if you &#8216;ve set a realistic timetable for yourself.  Motel 6 is usually a pretty good place, in my experience.  Of course, I like them because they let dogs in the rooms.<br
/> Just be sure that your car&#8217;s tires have good tread on them.  And, it wouldn&#8217;t hurt to check the air pressure when you get closer to the Rocky Mountains.  If you don&#8217;t have one already, get a gas can to put in the trunk.  And bring a cell phone.  I don&#8217;t know what kind of vehicle you&#8217;re driving, but you may find that your gas mileage may improve a little bit at higher and less humid elevations.  I experienced that once driving across Nevada.  Oh, and inspect the radiator hoses and drive belts thoroughly, replacing anything that doesn&#8217;t look right.<br
/> All I can suggest regarding the tornado possibilities is to find a weather station to listen to on the radio.<br
/> Also, it would be a good idea to bring some gallon jugs of water along.<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Should I continue to use synthetic motor oil?</h2><p>This is part 2 of my 1st post.  So people got mix feelings for synthetic motor <strong>oil</strong> but I have a 2001 Toyota Sequoia with barely 40000 miles.  My question are:<br
/> 1) Should I continue to use synthetic motor <strong>oil</strong> recommended by the dealer? (Mobil 1 synthetic <strong>oil</strong>)<br
/> 2) or should I or can I <strong>change</strong> back to the regular motor <strong>oil</strong> to save money?<br
/> 3) any obvious benefits for my car to use synthetic <strong>oil</strong>? better mileage, good for the engine.. etc.<br
/> I live in <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, so better part of the year is not that hot anyway and my work is onlyaverage 8 miles a day or less.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>will a set of brake calipers (front) from a 98 yamaha R1 fit a 2000 R1?</h2><p>WAS GOING TO BUY <strong>CALIPERS</strong> ONLINE YET I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT THE 98 <strong>CALIPERS</strong> <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>SALE</strong> WILL FIT ON MY 2000 MODEL?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">2000 parts Replaced the &#8217;98 parts via supercession.</p><p>Which means it&#8217;s a Changed part,but will directly replace the older part.<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>How much should i sale my truck for?</h2><p>I have a 1979 Chevy C10 Pick up it has the original 15&#8242; rally sport wheels, a brand new windsheild, spare tranny, tow package, brand new front brakes including <strong>calipers</strong>,roaters and everything else, a campershell, the back end brakes are 2 years old, theres the usual rust spots, and the bodies sinking on the left side a little bit, it has a v8 engine, its a great work truck, i was thinking 1200 or 1000</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">I would say with the current market for pickups, yours is maybe worth $500. There are a lot of them for sale in better shape for $800-$1000.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>North Carolina safety regulations concerning private used car sales.?</h2><p>My friend bought a car in a private <strong>sale</strong>.  The seller replaced a <strong>brake</strong> caliper <strong>for</strong> her but did not let her know that the rotor <strong>for</strong> that <strong>brake</strong> was so thin and worn that it was chipping away near the vent fins.  My husband discovered this after the <strong>sale</strong> was made and purely by chance.  Had she driven on this rotor <strong>for</strong> any length of time it would have worn down, locked up, and being driver side front it would have thrown her directly into traffic.  Are there any laws regarding this type of negligence on the part of a seller or would be seller?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Used car sales by private owners aren&#8217;t covered by the &#8220;implied warranties&#8221; under your state law, so the sale will be considered &#8220;as is&#8221; unless you have a written agreement otherwise but the most common type of implied warranty is the warranty of merchantability&#8230;.</p><p>The seller promises that the product offered for sale will do what it&#8217;s supposed to and that a car will run is an example of a warranty of merchantability.</p><p>This promise applies to the basic functions of a car but it does not cover everything that could go wrong&#8230;</p><p>The long and short, you could take the person to small claims court and maybe recover the cost for the parts and labor if you had it repaired.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Do you think this is a car scam?</h2><p>heres an email response i got from a guy off craigslist <strong>for</strong> a car:</p><p>The car is still available and the price <strong>for</strong> 2005 Ford Mustang GT Coupe is $3,800. It currently has 31,800 miles, runs great, no mechanical problems at all. There are no rips, tears, stains or marks of any kind in or on the car, has never been involved in an accident. The car has red leather interior and red <strong>brake</strong> <strong>calipers</strong>. It is a great 2005 Roush Mustang GT with a roush body kit and 20&#8243; black chrome rims. It also has an aftermarket grill, a couple hundred dollars worth of underglow and the shaker 1000 sound system. The underglow has many different options including several different colors, and paterns of movement. The clear title is available and it will be shipped with the car. You will receive the title, registration and bill of <strong>sale</strong>.<br
/> I recently was promoted and had to move to the UK. I&#8217;m in London and the car is located in Columbia, SC. It&#8217;s already prepared <strong>for</strong> shipping and the shipping taxes are included in this price.<br
/> To secure this <strong>sale</strong>, we will use ebay to finalize our deal because it protects both buyer and seller and they keep the money until you get the car. You have 7 days to inspect the car and I receive the money after you make sure everything is ok and decide to keep it. If you don&#8217;t like the car and want to return it, I will arrange to ship it back and you will be 100% refunded by ebay. I&#8217;m sure you will love the car and don&#8217;t want to return it but it&#8217;s good to know that you have this option available.<br
/> If you have the funds available and want to buy it, I need your name and address to register the <strong>sale</strong> and receive the payment details from ebay.</p><p>Many thanks, Robert</p><p>PS. The VIN# is 1ZVHT82H7552*****, if you want to run a carfax report</p><p>I also noticed he listed the car again <strong>for</strong> over $26,000.  I&#8217;m pretty sure this is a scam, but damn, it&#8217;s a nice car.  I thought there might be a chance it&#8217;s legit if I carefully buy it through ebay motors.<br
/> THANKS I THOUGHT IT WAS A SCAM, BUT JUST WANTED SOME CONFIRMATION!<br
/> i googled the vin and it came up with a lot of <strong>for</strong> <strong>sale</strong> things in nc but when i clicked them it said they were sold already.<br
/> YOU DO REALIZE I WOULD HAVE HIM POST IT ON EBAY MOTORS AND I WOULD BUY IT THROUGH EBAY?</p><p>It&#8217;s amazing how people don&#8217;t understand this simple concept.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">It is a scam! E-bay does not do escrow accounts or any type of money transactions! I find these scams every week on Craigslist and mess with them!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Lubricant on wheel nuts?</h2><p>I recently had the wheels off my 1 ton Ford to fix a leaky <strong>brake</strong> caliper, and to bleed the system. I sprayed the studs with WD40 when I put the wheels back on, and torqued them down to spec. A week and a half later, I happened upon a <strong>sale</strong> on tires and decided to get the tires on the truck replaced. When I went to pick it up, the tire shop told me that they had to spend 15 minutes on each wheel cleaning the WD40 off the studs. The tire shop manager told me that lubes like WD40 cause the nuts to become overtorqued, and that the best thing to do is just to clean up the threads with a wire brush, and at the most, use dry graphite.</p><p>Has anybody ever heard this one? I have used WD40 <strong>for</strong> years, and I have never had a problem with getting the lug nuts off, or damaging studs or wheels from overtorqueing them.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">The tire shop is right, to a certain extent.  Use of WD40 will throw the torque setting off when tightening.  It even says so on most car manuals.  You haven&#8217;t had problems getting the lug nuts off or having the lug nuts become damaged because Ford has high torque specs for its trucks and large cars &#8211; usually over 100 ft-lb.  Using WD-40 is more troublesome for import cars (European and Asian) whose torque specs are 60 to 70 ft-lbs.  Having each lug nuts torqued at the same torque setting is just as important as having them torqued at the proper spec.  This is because the lug nuts should be torqued evenly so that the rotor doesn&#8217;t vibrate or move vertically while braking.  By doing so, you minimize rotor warping and scoring.  So clean the threads with a wire brush next time.</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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isPermaLink="false">http://www.napapremier.com/your-questions-about-mpg-saving-tips-2/</guid> <description><![CDATA[<p>James asks… Would you visit a site like this? Nowadays there are a countless number of sites dedicated to car tuning and enhancements. With the direction that our economy is going and the way gas prices have been; I was wondering&#8230;Would you visit a site that is devoted to strictly to car enhancements that improve [...]</p><p>The Original Post is Located Here: <a
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Would you visit a site like this?</h2><p>Nowadays there are a countless number of sites dedicated to car tuning and enhancements. With the direction that our economy is going and the way gas prices have been; I was wondering&#8230;Would you visit a site that is devoted to strictly to car enhancements that improve <strong>MPG</strong> and includes <strong>tips</strong> and tricks to <strong>saving</strong> gas?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">No. I don&#8217;t drive. I cycle.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Moving out at 18. Tips? suggestions? Previous experience? anything will help.?</h2><p>I turn 18 in 5 months and I plan to move out.  I have a job and <strong>saving</strong> up money for a car and insurance. I want to become completely independent from my mom.  My dad isnt in the picture I havent seen him for many years.  My mom is driving my up the wall and being insanly controlling and manipulating.  I want to move out now but legally and financially cant.  When I turn 18 i SHOULD be able to financilly.  I have a job now and my plan is to save as much $ as possible, move in with friends to a cheap apartment, buy a motorcycle (cheaper and more <strong>mpg</strong>) and insurance and pay for my own cell phone and own everything.  Any <strong>tips</strong> on how I should do this?  Advice?u</p></div></div><div
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src="http://www.napapremier.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Fred-inside-scrapbook-frame-w-signatue80x80pix.jpg" title="Your Questions About Mpg Saving Tips" alt="Fred inside scrapbook frame w signatue80x80pix" /></p><h3>admin answers:</h3><p
class="dtm-content">Plan a budget and then double basically everything you think you will spend.  Living on your own is way more expensive they you can imagine.  Rent is only a small part of the cost of moving out &#8211; it is everything else that really adds up!</p><p>If possible, before moving out on your own see if you can move in with a family member first and pay them rent, buy your own supplies, etc.  It is a great test run without being locked into a lease.  If you can manage stay a home as long as you possibly can.  I know it sucks but it is so hard to move out at 18, especially if you are still in school.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>How do I save just one part of a home video from a DVD to an mpg file?</h2><p>I received a DVD with a video on it, divided in chapters. I would like to save just one chapter of the whole DVD in a <strong>mpg</strong> file I could keep on my laptop or to share with others through e-mail. I have the Sonic application, on my laptop, and I can also burn DVD&#8217;s on it. But I am so lost. Can anyone help or give any <strong>tips</strong>? I&#8217;m definitely not a pro. Thanks.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">I think you  need a DVD converter<br
/> Here I would like to recommend you a website and hope you will find what you want<br
/> http://www.pavtube.com</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>How can I save RM files to my Hard Drive without having to stream them?</h2><p>I have lots of very interesting Math &amp; Physics videos from the MIT Free Video Lecture content website (OpenCourseWare) and I would be really happy to record this video content to my hard drive to another non-streaming format, for lets say, AVI, <strong>MPG</strong>, MOV or WMV.</p><p>Can you give me any websites tellinbg me how to do that, any softwares that might help? This would be really helpful. Those Math and Physics video lecture are really cool, and I just cant stream them all the time, since I only have Dial-up connectiong right now.</p><p>Any <strong>tips</strong> would be really appreciated.</p><p>Thank you</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">They are streamed for that reason, so people do not save the material to their hard drives.</p><p>If your video card has a tv-out, you can use that to transfer it to VHS.  Or use a program that captures what is on your monitor.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Poor miles per gallon with my 2004 Toyota Corolla automatic transmission! What can be the causes? Thanks.?</h2><p>My 2004 Toyota Corolla automatic transmission with a 120 000 mileage is giving only 23 <strong>mpg</strong>. I follow all the <strong>tips</strong> that a driver can do to save gas but it didn&#8217;t work. I even asked a mechanic but he couldn&#8217;t answer. Can someone please tell me what may be the causes and what can be done? Thanks a lot.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">23 mpg in town is probably about right.</p><p>It got 28 mpg new, with 120K miles the engine isn&#8217;t as fresh as it used to be. The rings aren&#8217;t as tight, ect.</p><p>Higher octane will decrease mpg.</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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class="dtm-content"><h2>I am looking for printable auto body repair estimate forms for my body repair business?</h2></p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Http://www.docstoc.com/search/free-printable-auto-body-repair-estimate-forms/</p><p>A couple there, but if you can&#8217;t find what you want, let me know, I&#8221;ll make it up for you.  I do a lot of forms like this.</p><p>Also some good graphics here:<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>How much does it cost to get a car estimate at an auto body repair shop?</h2><p>Do <strong>auto</strong> body shops usually charge for <strong>estimates</strong> of damages?<br
/> And how long do they usually take?</p><p>Thanks!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Its free to get an estimate,, if they want a charge before they give you an estimate, walk away, try another bodyshop</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Can anyone give me an estimate for auto repair?</h2><p>ok this is what the mech said he has to do: replace the tensioner and put the serpentine belt back on replace a missing boltmy power steering and tighten a bolt on my altenator. He quoted me almost 400.00 is that right? I think he is rippin me a new one!</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Get another opinion. I would think there is more to it than that, like maybe it&#8217;s the timing belt and not the serpentine belt, but if that&#8217;s really it, then you&#8217;re getting a new one!<br
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Why are auto repairs estimates different when asked for persoanl pay vs. insurance pay?</h2><p>I always seem to get asked &#8220;if this will be personal pay or insurance pay&#8221;? I asked what&#8217;s the difference? they never seem to have an answer for me. What&#8217;s up?</p><p>Thank you</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Because if its insurance, many insurance companies have negotiated a lower fee with the shop than you will be able to get personally.  If they go over that negotiated amount, then the insurance may not have them on their &#8220;preferred&#8221; list anymore.  They dont care about screwing you, though.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Does anyone know of a website that has free online quotes for auto repair?</h2><p>I am just looking to get an estimate for cost of <strong>repair</strong> to my car and rather then call around I thought it might be easier, if possible, to first see what price range I am looking at would be.</p><p>So, If anyone knows of a website that has online quotes that are free and easy and instant, please let me know.Even if the quotes are just <strong>estimates</strong> it would allow me to know what kind of cost I am going to face when replacing a clutch and shocks and brakes.</p><p>I am hoping that there is a website out there where I can select first what kind of car I have and year, for a better match on estimate of <strong>repair</strong>, and then input what I need replaced to find out what the estimate/quote would be.</p><p>Anyone?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Go to<br
/> caranddriver.com</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Can you get your car&#8217;s carborater adjusted to improve gas mileage? How to do it?</h2><p>I have a VW Golf, and I could compromise some power for better <strong>gas</strong> <strong>mileage</strong>.  A guy I know said he&#8217;d adjusted something on his buick and upped the fuel economy a lot.<br
/> I can&#8217;t find him, so maybe you know.<br
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src="http://www.napapremier.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Fred-inside-scrapbook-frame-w-signatue80x80pix.jpg" title="Your Questions About Improve Your Gas Mileage" alt="Fred inside scrapbook frame w signatue80x80pix" /></p><h3>admin answers:</h3><p
class="dtm-content">You can adjust the fuel mixture screw on it but it should be tuned for the best stochiometric ratio of fuel:air. If you lean it a bit then the engine will run hotter which is bad and can cause engine wear.  The oil and spark plugs recommended for your vehicle are for use at the correct stochiometric ratio of fuel:air. You may save fuel but in the long run you may damage your engine.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>i was wondering if adding rubbing alcohol to your gas tank will improve gas mileage or clean the engine?</h2></p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p><p>Rubbing alcohol is 75% water.  You DO NOT want that in your fuel system.  It will cause corrision in your tank, clog up your filter and could do damage to your injectors and sensors.</p><p>I&#8217;ve heard of people putting denatured alcohol in their tanks up north  &#8211; but I think it&#8217;s a risk unless you have a car that is E85 certified.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Does reducing your freeway speed (e.g. to 55 mph) improve gas mileage?</h2><p>I&#8217;ve heard (especially with recent <strong>gas</strong> prices) that reducing <strong>your</strong> freeway/highway speed from 65 to 55 improves <strong>mileage</strong> by something like 10%. But I always seem to get more miles out of my tank when I make extended trips traveling an average of 80 mph.</p><p>Also I don&#8217;t drive 65 mph on the freeway if I can help it. Does the same argument apply for reducing speeds from 75mph to 65mph, or 85mph to 75mph?</p></div></div><div
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src="http://www.napapremier.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Fred-inside-scrapbook-frame-w-signatue80x80pix.jpg" title="Your Questions About Improve Your Gas Mileage" alt="Fred inside scrapbook frame w signatue80x80pix" /></p><h3>admin answers:</h3><p
class="dtm-content">Traveling at a speed of 55 MPH rather than 65 MPH should save on gas because wind resistance increases exponentially with speed.  Twice the speed produces sixteen times the wind resistance the engine must overcome.  Any reduction in speed should save gas although the effect is minimal at very low speeds.  Also, manufacturers have to design an engine and transmission to perform optimally at some arbirtrary speed and 55 MPH is somewhere between city and country driving speeds and is a logical trade off.  You may get better milage on any long trip compared to the stop and go of city driving that includes idling, acceleration and braking.  Braking is the easiest way to discard energy that has been used to move the car.  Of course, stopping to receive a speeding ticket is one sure way to reduce both MPH and MPG .  Good luck.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Does premium gasoline improve gas mileage?</h2><p>I have an &#8217;05 Dodge Dakota with terrible <strong>gas</strong> <strong>mileage</strong>; I use regular unleaded because it&#8217;s cheaper. I was wondering if premium unleaded improves <strong>your</strong> mpg?</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">Dakotas just get terrible gas mileage.<br
/> One way to find out is to run a tank of premium and see mileage improves.  Which I doubt.  Premium does not increase gas mileage.</p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content"><h2>Which common household product can improve your car&#8217;s gas mileage?</h2></p></div></div><div
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class="dtm-content">There is no such product. Think of the concepts involved. In order to significantly alter fuel mileage in a car this &#8220;product&#8221; would have to add power to the engine allowing you to decrease throttle. For the product to do this it would have to have been previously &#8220;charged&#8221; with this power during its production. That energy would cost quite a bit and therefore the item wouldn&#8217;t be a common household product, also you are operating an internal combustion engine,so no matter what fuel you use you are very limited by this design. There is no free lunch in physics. Someone who tells you different is trying to sell you something, if you want to accelerate and propel a mass at a velocity it will always cost you energy</p></div></div><p>Powered by Yahoo! Answers</p>Tags: <A
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