You are driving down the street in a car at 55 km/h. Suddenly a child runs into the street. If it takes you 0.75 s to react and apply the brakes, how far will the car have moved before you begin to slow down?
How far will the car have moved before you begin to slow down?
55 km/h x 0.75 s =
55000 m / 3600 s x 0.75 s =
11 s
Th
How far will the car have moved before you begin to slow down?
Agree with Th method :
5.5/3.6*7.5 metres
just under 11.5 metres
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
How do we stop a crow from attacking cars in the car park?
A crow is attacking the windscreen wipers of cars in our car parks. It is a new building and it obviously nests next door to the car park. It sits on the bonnet and pulls at the windscreen wipers until they come off? Any safe, easy and generally acceptable measures for stopping this character? We would like to avoid anything that is going to lead to its demise!
How do we stop a crow from attacking cars in the car park?
Use the old farming technique - no not a scarecrow! Hang a few dead crows about the car park and your nuisence bird will soon get the message.
Not sure of an ethical way of obtaining a few dead crows though, maybe that should be your next question.
How do we stop a crow from attacking cars in the car park?
just go out and buy a shotgun and that will take care of it!!!!!!!!!!!
shoot the ******
a scarecrow!
Make a trojan crow.
this true expert advice
appartently the crows smell something in the rubber which means %26quot;food%26quot; to them
and you are advised to wrap socks around the wipers
ie over them and covering them
i heard it on the radio
worth a try?
I think that the crow is defending a nest. Does where this happens have a crows nest?
I'm partial to a 20 gauge Winchester pump
The crow can see its reflection in the windscreen and the paint work and thinks its another bird cover the windscreen and the wipers when you park there
Buy a cat.vb java
How do we stop a crow from attacking cars in the car park?
Use the old farming technique - no not a scarecrow! Hang a few dead crows about the car park and your nuisence bird will soon get the message.
Not sure of an ethical way of obtaining a few dead crows though, maybe that should be your next question.
How do we stop a crow from attacking cars in the car park?
just go out and buy a shotgun and that will take care of it!!!!!!!!!!!
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shoot the ******
a scarecrow!
Make a trojan crow.
this true expert advice
appartently the crows smell something in the rubber which means %26quot;food%26quot; to them
and you are advised to wrap socks around the wipers
ie over them and covering them
i heard it on the radio
worth a try?
I think that the crow is defending a nest. Does where this happens have a crows nest?
I'm partial to a 20 gauge Winchester pump
The crow can see its reflection in the windscreen and the paint work and thinks its another bird cover the windscreen and the wipers when you park there
Buy a cat.
What is the best car to learn how to drive in?
My dads teaching me in his 2001 montero and a 2004 tacoma me myself i think should learn in a car and not in big SUVs and a pickup.
And what car did you learn in?
What is the best car to learn how to drive in?
Learn in the car your dad is teaching you in. The bigger the car the easier it will be to drive a smaller one. Listen to your dad he is much wiser than you realize.
What is the best car to learn how to drive in?
Anything with a stick is good to learn in because you get a better understanding of it.
I wouldn't mind trying out (learning) these new hybrid things myself though.
I learned in a dodge. I think that your dad's vehicles are OK.
An old 1974 Cadillac.....now I can drive anything. That's the upside of learning in a huge car/truck, everything else you drive will be a breeze.
And what car did you learn in?
What is the best car to learn how to drive in?
Learn in the car your dad is teaching you in. The bigger the car the easier it will be to drive a smaller one. Listen to your dad he is much wiser than you realize.
What is the best car to learn how to drive in?
Anything with a stick is good to learn in because you get a better understanding of it.
I wouldn't mind trying out (learning) these new hybrid things myself though.
I learned in a dodge. I think that your dad's vehicles are OK.
An old 1974 Cadillac.....now I can drive anything. That's the upside of learning in a huge car/truck, everything else you drive will be a breeze.
How to get my car seat installed tighter?
I have the Eddie Bauer 3 in 1 convertible car seat and I feel like I have been wrangling with it for weeks to get it to fit properly.
The problem is my car is 16 years old, it's in great shape.. But it doesn't have those little anchor hook things. So I use the seat belt instead per the instructions. I am just not able to get the seat in tight enough. No matter what I do it moves about like a drunken sailor.
Any tips?
How to get my car seat installed tighter?
Well your best bet is going to be taking it to your local Fire Station! They are always happy to adjust it snugly in there, and much times have special little tricks! Our car has the latch anchors, but we use the seatbelts most of the time since we take the car seats out alot! Best of Luck!
If not you can try putting one knee in the seat while you buckle it, or use the middle seat with just the lap belt (it tightens alot easier!)
How to get my car seat installed tighter?
drive it down to your local fire department.
they will get it installed properly for you
i used a locking clip for mine because i too drive an older vehicle. i got the seat belt set up and then unbuckled it and made it a little tighter, put the locking clip on and then sat in the seat myself to get it tight enough to clip into the seat belt holder thing... mine doesnt move around at all!
Sit in it yourself, and then have someone else tighten the seat belt. That's how I do mine, and I swear a cannon couldn't blow that thing out of my car! I use the latch in the back window, but even without that I can still get it tight enough just by sitting in it. That's how they do it at car seat safety checks. Or you can take it to the fire department, and let the men do it. I'm sure they can get it in tight enough!
We don't install our car seat with the LATCH system either, and it's in there pretty tight.
What happens if you crawl inside of the seat and kneel on it to push it down? I've found that if I'm facing the front of the car (the back of the child restraint), I can put one knee in the seat and push down with a lot of my weight. Then when I buckle it up with the seat belt and tighten it, I'm tightening it with all of that extra weight so it is really secure. When I get out, it will try to give back to where it wants to be, but the seat belt is shorter and secured tighter.
(I can't find a video online, but I could totally take one for you... but that would probably be overkill!.... I totally agree with the answer to sit in it yourself, but dang... my hips are definitely too wide!)
Try to sit in it or put as much weight in it as you can. Then have someone tighten it for you...Or call your local Police department...they can do it for you
The problem is my car is 16 years old, it's in great shape.. But it doesn't have those little anchor hook things. So I use the seat belt instead per the instructions. I am just not able to get the seat in tight enough. No matter what I do it moves about like a drunken sailor.
Any tips?
How to get my car seat installed tighter?
Well your best bet is going to be taking it to your local Fire Station! They are always happy to adjust it snugly in there, and much times have special little tricks! Our car has the latch anchors, but we use the seatbelts most of the time since we take the car seats out alot! Best of Luck!
If not you can try putting one knee in the seat while you buckle it, or use the middle seat with just the lap belt (it tightens alot easier!)
How to get my car seat installed tighter?
drive it down to your local fire department.
they will get it installed properly for you
i used a locking clip for mine because i too drive an older vehicle. i got the seat belt set up and then unbuckled it and made it a little tighter, put the locking clip on and then sat in the seat myself to get it tight enough to clip into the seat belt holder thing... mine doesnt move around at all!
Sit in it yourself, and then have someone else tighten the seat belt. That's how I do mine, and I swear a cannon couldn't blow that thing out of my car! I use the latch in the back window, but even without that I can still get it tight enough just by sitting in it. That's how they do it at car seat safety checks. Or you can take it to the fire department, and let the men do it. I'm sure they can get it in tight enough!
We don't install our car seat with the LATCH system either, and it's in there pretty tight.
What happens if you crawl inside of the seat and kneel on it to push it down? I've found that if I'm facing the front of the car (the back of the child restraint), I can put one knee in the seat and push down with a lot of my weight. Then when I buckle it up with the seat belt and tighten it, I'm tightening it with all of that extra weight so it is really secure. When I get out, it will try to give back to where it wants to be, but the seat belt is shorter and secured tighter.
(I can't find a video online, but I could totally take one for you... but that would probably be overkill!.... I totally agree with the answer to sit in it yourself, but dang... my hips are definitely too wide!)
Try to sit in it or put as much weight in it as you can. Then have someone tighten it for you...Or call your local Police department...they can do it for you
How do I switch off my car from outside without key?
I've kept the car turned on and locked myself out. the engine is running and i dont have a spare. there is enough gas in the tank to idle the car for another ten hours. how do i turn it off immediately? i need to save my gas. Thanks in advance. my car is a nissan bluebird, 1992 model.
How do I switch off my car from outside without key?
Blocking the exhaust will cause the engine to stall. You can accomplish this by pushing the sole of a boot up against the tailpipe. If you can get a fairly good seal, the engine should stall out fairly quickly with no harm done... please be advised, though, that the exhaust gas carries a LOT of heat, so don't go trying this with your bare hands (or any shoes you really, really care about).
Note: Do not insert anything *into* the pipe -- it may very well shoot right back out and hit you, or stay put and leave you with a new problem once the car's off. In addition, merely blocking the outlet with bodily force creates a natural limit to the pressure that can build up...
How do I switch off my car from outside without key?
you smash the window and climb inside.
make sure to watch for any excess glass as this can be a danger.
steal your radio and throw it in a river and claim it all on insurance.
buy a new car, yours is ****
Get a slim Jim and open the door or a coat hanger.
Try a pop the hood and disconnect the battery
Call RAC VACC so on
um if u can get ur hood open u can disconnect some stuff.....like the coil wire(will shock u bad if u don't use a thick glove)....and then u will need to disconnect the battery so it doesn't drain down from the key being in the run position.........i would suggest getting in the car any way u can........
bailing wire from any large store in the area
slim jim available at any parts store....
key cut at dealer with vin number and proof of ownership ...which is probably in the car lol
locksmith........
if u have full coverage u can break out the window then report it as vandalism.......would suggest the door window not the small quarter windows or rear glass since those cost more to fix.....
You will need to get a locksmith or someone with a jimmy stick to get your car open, unless the hood was up. If the hood is up, you can start by removing the fuse for the fuel system or injectors. I don't think you have access to the fuel pump wiring harness from under the car. On some models this is accessible from underneath and it disconnected it would kill power to the fuel pump, causing the engine to die. The only other problem, is now your ignition is still on draining your battery.
Hope this helps and good luck. Christopher
Pinch the fuel line with vise-grips to shut off the flow of fuel..
How do I switch off my car from outside without key?
Blocking the exhaust will cause the engine to stall. You can accomplish this by pushing the sole of a boot up against the tailpipe. If you can get a fairly good seal, the engine should stall out fairly quickly with no harm done... please be advised, though, that the exhaust gas carries a LOT of heat, so don't go trying this with your bare hands (or any shoes you really, really care about).
Note: Do not insert anything *into* the pipe -- it may very well shoot right back out and hit you, or stay put and leave you with a new problem once the car's off. In addition, merely blocking the outlet with bodily force creates a natural limit to the pressure that can build up...
How do I switch off my car from outside without key?
you smash the window and climb inside.
make sure to watch for any excess glass as this can be a danger.
steal your radio and throw it in a river and claim it all on insurance.
buy a new car, yours is ****
Get a slim Jim and open the door or a coat hanger.
Try a pop the hood and disconnect the battery
Call RAC VACC so on
um if u can get ur hood open u can disconnect some stuff.....like the coil wire(will shock u bad if u don't use a thick glove)....and then u will need to disconnect the battery so it doesn't drain down from the key being in the run position.........i would suggest getting in the car any way u can........
bailing wire from any large store in the area
slim jim available at any parts store....
key cut at dealer with vin number and proof of ownership ...which is probably in the car lol
locksmith........
if u have full coverage u can break out the window then report it as vandalism.......would suggest the door window not the small quarter windows or rear glass since those cost more to fix.....
You will need to get a locksmith or someone with a jimmy stick to get your car open, unless the hood was up. If the hood is up, you can start by removing the fuse for the fuel system or injectors. I don't think you have access to the fuel pump wiring harness from under the car. On some models this is accessible from underneath and it disconnected it would kill power to the fuel pump, causing the engine to die. The only other problem, is now your ignition is still on draining your battery.
Hope this helps and good luck. Christopher
Pinch the fuel line with vise-grips to shut off the flow of fuel..
How to fix a car electronics after shorting the battery?
My pops replaced an alternator for my Nissan Altima ('2001 GXE) yesterday and forgot to disconnect my battery before starting the procedure. Now the car electronics are dead. The car runs when I turn the ignition and drives alright (though the engine block vibrates alot more than we started. . . probably because the tensioner is not set to the correct length), but the dashboard, horn etc etc do not work. Does this mean that I just need to replace my fuses? Or is there more damage done than before installing the alternator? I am going to go to the parts store later today. Please advise.
How to fix a car electronics after shorting the battery?
only way of telling is to check it out look at all your fuses you can try an reset everything by disconnecting -ground cable for a few minutes
How to fix a car electronics after shorting the battery?
If almost everything is dead but the car still runs , check for a fuse-able link.
I don't know if your car has on that looks like a conventional fuse or the wire type.
I'me pretty well 100% sure of this answer.
How to fix a car electronics after shorting the battery?
only way of telling is to check it out look at all your fuses you can try an reset everything by disconnecting -ground cable for a few minutes
How to fix a car electronics after shorting the battery?
If almost everything is dead but the car still runs , check for a fuse-able link.
I don't know if your car has on that looks like a conventional fuse or the wire type.
I'me pretty well 100% sure of this answer.
My car alarm automatically locks the doors when ignition is turned off and doors closed. How can I stop that?
I don't want the alarm to set automatically when I leave the vehicle. I want to set it when I know I have the keys in my hand. I have locked them in the car twice because I got out for a minute and the doors locked. One time the engine was still running.
My car alarm automatically locks the doors when ignition is turned off and doors closed. How can I stop that?
You could pull the fuse that locks the door. Problem is your alarm won't set with the remote anymore either. You can still lock it by hand though like in the old days.
My car alarm automatically locks the doors when ignition is turned off and doors closed. How can I stop that?
Andrea relax :
You will have the answer in your Alarm manual( check your books ) you can set your alarm in many different futures. if you don have your manual call the alarm manufacture they will help you and guide you step by step If the alarm came with the car call or go to the dealer who sale the car you have, an they will help you @ no charge i am sure they want you us a costumer in the future.
Maybe your car alarm was jammed and need to service. Go to car mechanic to repair the alarm. For safety, you must bring the key where are you going if happen automatically locks the doors.
If you free visit this
http://all-burglar-alarm.blogspot.comhair ideas bird
My car alarm automatically locks the doors when ignition is turned off and doors closed. How can I stop that?
You could pull the fuse that locks the door. Problem is your alarm won't set with the remote anymore either. You can still lock it by hand though like in the old days.
My car alarm automatically locks the doors when ignition is turned off and doors closed. How can I stop that?
Andrea relax :
You will have the answer in your Alarm manual( check your books ) you can set your alarm in many different futures. if you don have your manual call the alarm manufacture they will help you and guide you step by step If the alarm came with the car call or go to the dealer who sale the car you have, an they will help you @ no charge i am sure they want you us a costumer in the future.
Maybe your car alarm was jammed and need to service. Go to car mechanic to repair the alarm. For safety, you must bring the key where are you going if happen automatically locks the doors.
If you free visit this
http://all-burglar-alarm.blogspot.com
How to sell a car to someone that wants to make payments?
I am wanting to sell my car but I have a few issues. FIrst the person wants to make a large payment then make payments on the car. How do I handle the Title, Insurance, and Registration?
How to sell a car to someone that wants to make payments?
I strongly suggest you NOT sell a car to someone that wants to make payments. If you want to sell your car for, say, $3000.00, and the person gives you $2000.00, chances are the person won't pay the remaining $1000.00. They bought the car for less than what you asked for, so you're stuck with the bad end of the stick. Ask for the payment in full and IN CASH, so there's no doubt that you won't get the money.
In regards to the rest of the items mentioned make sure the person transfer the car under their name IMMEDIATLY. The title of the car usually has a %26quot;Release Of Liability%26quot; form. This means that even if the person doesn't transfer the car under their name immediatly you won't be liable in an accident the other driver has on your vehicle. Also make sure they get their own insurance, and show you proof of insurance.
How to sell a car to someone that wants to make payments?
Umm this really is not resolved there is a safe way for you to sell a car privately and not have to worry about being scammed. One write up a contract even a basic one staing the amount paid in lump sum as down payment and the terms for the rest in payments. Go with the buyer to dmv pay for a lien.
You would be better off not to do it and let them get a small loan at the bank. What can happen is, they could have trouble making payments, or fall behind, then you will pay hell to ever get your money, and to get a lawyer would cost a small fortune to get the rest of it. It happens not saying this particular person would ever do that, but it is very very risky to accept payments. A written contract still will require you to go to court if they ever fall short on payments it just is not worth the hassles.
The problem is , if you do this you need to KEEP OWNING THE CAR, until the payments are made to you in full. BUT If this person crashes the car and damages and hurts someone youre still responsible. Youre still responsible for the registration, insurance and all aspects of the car. You cant sign it over, cause the person will have bought it for one payment. a used car sale.. its not good to do it this way. Your small time. but if you do, you keep the insurance and name the stranger an additional driver on your policy. Im telling you if he causes $100,000 accident and you only have a $10,000 policy you can be sued for your share of the under insured amount. Its complex and not really recommended.
As soon as you sign your title over...they own that car and dont have to pay you another penny.
Thats why you need to keep the title in your OWN Name until its paid.
If he wants to make a large down payment.
Have him get a cashiers check in your name.
There are to many %26quot;bogus%26quot; checks going around.
He would be gone, by the time you found out the
check has %26quot;bounced.%26quot;
Have him go to the bank, and finance the rest,
and get the rest of your money, in a %26quot;cashiers check.%26quot; ONLY.
When you have the final check,
sign the title over to him. %26lt;}:-})
This is not a good idea. There have been many horror stories about buyers that wreck or get tired of the car and stop making payments. Or lose their job, or get mad at the seller over some small problem, or simply cheat the seller.
The buyer should get a loan, and use the proceeds of the loan to pay you cash for your car. That makes it nice and clean for both you and the buyer.
you should write a contract and have it signed and notarized. personally, i would hold the title because what happens if they take off and stop making payments? they have the title and you're out of luck. they should obtain registration and insurance.
i think you could avoid the possibility of a disaster though but not selling it to someone who wants to make payments.
You'll need to have the title put in their name.
You can go to a notary for a small fee to get some %26quot;proof%26quot;.
The Regs. and Ins. is up to them, but plan to have a smooth transition so the car is NEVER in your name AND uninsured. Even for hours. In some states it goes down to the minute and you can be fined retroactively.
With all that said, I sold my car in similar fashion as you want to and it was easier than I expected.
Contact the bank you have the car with.
Phone calls in this case may work better than internet searches.
You aren't in the business of selling and financing used cars. You are leaving yourself open to possible theft of your vehicle, leaving you little or no recourse. Tell them you need the entire amount, up front, or no deal.
Tell them to arrange a loan through their bank and come back with a cashier's check.
I never ever do a private sale on payments. The hassle is too much, the liabilities are too much. No thanks.
They will handle it through their financer (bank). They will give you a cashier's check for the whole amount. Don't handle the payments directly through them, you will be setting yourself up for disaster.
How to sell a car to someone that wants to make payments?
I strongly suggest you NOT sell a car to someone that wants to make payments. If you want to sell your car for, say, $3000.00, and the person gives you $2000.00, chances are the person won't pay the remaining $1000.00. They bought the car for less than what you asked for, so you're stuck with the bad end of the stick. Ask for the payment in full and IN CASH, so there's no doubt that you won't get the money.
In regards to the rest of the items mentioned make sure the person transfer the car under their name IMMEDIATLY. The title of the car usually has a %26quot;Release Of Liability%26quot; form. This means that even if the person doesn't transfer the car under their name immediatly you won't be liable in an accident the other driver has on your vehicle. Also make sure they get their own insurance, and show you proof of insurance.
How to sell a car to someone that wants to make payments?
Umm this really is not resolved there is a safe way for you to sell a car privately and not have to worry about being scammed. One write up a contract even a basic one staing the amount paid in lump sum as down payment and the terms for the rest in payments. Go with the buyer to dmv pay for a lien.
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You would be better off not to do it and let them get a small loan at the bank. What can happen is, they could have trouble making payments, or fall behind, then you will pay hell to ever get your money, and to get a lawyer would cost a small fortune to get the rest of it. It happens not saying this particular person would ever do that, but it is very very risky to accept payments. A written contract still will require you to go to court if they ever fall short on payments it just is not worth the hassles.
The problem is , if you do this you need to KEEP OWNING THE CAR, until the payments are made to you in full. BUT If this person crashes the car and damages and hurts someone youre still responsible. Youre still responsible for the registration, insurance and all aspects of the car. You cant sign it over, cause the person will have bought it for one payment. a used car sale.. its not good to do it this way. Your small time. but if you do, you keep the insurance and name the stranger an additional driver on your policy. Im telling you if he causes $100,000 accident and you only have a $10,000 policy you can be sued for your share of the under insured amount. Its complex and not really recommended.
As soon as you sign your title over...they own that car and dont have to pay you another penny.
Thats why you need to keep the title in your OWN Name until its paid.
If he wants to make a large down payment.
Have him get a cashiers check in your name.
There are to many %26quot;bogus%26quot; checks going around.
He would be gone, by the time you found out the
check has %26quot;bounced.%26quot;
Have him go to the bank, and finance the rest,
and get the rest of your money, in a %26quot;cashiers check.%26quot; ONLY.
When you have the final check,
sign the title over to him. %26lt;}:-})
This is not a good idea. There have been many horror stories about buyers that wreck or get tired of the car and stop making payments. Or lose their job, or get mad at the seller over some small problem, or simply cheat the seller.
The buyer should get a loan, and use the proceeds of the loan to pay you cash for your car. That makes it nice and clean for both you and the buyer.
you should write a contract and have it signed and notarized. personally, i would hold the title because what happens if they take off and stop making payments? they have the title and you're out of luck. they should obtain registration and insurance.
i think you could avoid the possibility of a disaster though but not selling it to someone who wants to make payments.
You'll need to have the title put in their name.
You can go to a notary for a small fee to get some %26quot;proof%26quot;.
The Regs. and Ins. is up to them, but plan to have a smooth transition so the car is NEVER in your name AND uninsured. Even for hours. In some states it goes down to the minute and you can be fined retroactively.
With all that said, I sold my car in similar fashion as you want to and it was easier than I expected.
Contact the bank you have the car with.
Phone calls in this case may work better than internet searches.
You aren't in the business of selling and financing used cars. You are leaving yourself open to possible theft of your vehicle, leaving you little or no recourse. Tell them you need the entire amount, up front, or no deal.
Tell them to arrange a loan through their bank and come back with a cashier's check.
I never ever do a private sale on payments. The hassle is too much, the liabilities are too much. No thanks.
They will handle it through their financer (bank). They will give you a cashier's check for the whole amount. Don't handle the payments directly through them, you will be setting yourself up for disaster.
How to get a car starter working after my car was in the shop all torn apart?
They unhooked the battery, and apparently that made my automatic car starter not work any longer. RATS! The place that installed it for me last year is no longer in business, so I'm on my own, I guess.....
How to get a car starter working after my car was in the shop all torn apart?
first off i would check and see if the hood pin switch is functioning , this is generally the case where the hood pin is not making contact with the hood in a closed position therefore causing a dead ground not allowing remote starter to work.
A good way of testing the hood pin switchis open hood , hold hood pin swith down and try and remote start. If vehicle starst then hood pin switch is out of adjustment.
Next option wold be ensure all fusses are good and all grounds aer attached securely.
if everything checks out then its a simple programming of the remotes is all you need. Its a simple procedure if you have the instructions. Otherwise you may need to research programming instructions for your unit.
good luck
installer
tell you what , insert your key in the ignition, dont start just insert key. With key in ign., hit the remote starter button . If car starts then its the security by pass thats the problem.
How to get a car starter working after my car was in the shop all torn apart?
unhooking the battery cable will only disable the starter..Once the cable is reconected you should be fine.. have the battery terminals and cable ends cleaned and re-installed..Try this turn your lights on at night and attempt to start the car if the lights dim down to nothing it is probably a battery..If nothing happens no flicker of the headlights nothing then you have a conection problem..P.S. don,t ever take your car back to someone who fixes your car and gives it back to you not running..Thats a bad sign..I could run a shop that way disconnect one wire going to the starter and sadly get away with it..Don,t take it back to the same mechanic take it to there competior with a list of complaints..
do you have the owners manual for the remote starter? That could help A LOT
How to get a car starter working after my car was in the shop all torn apart?
first off i would check and see if the hood pin switch is functioning , this is generally the case where the hood pin is not making contact with the hood in a closed position therefore causing a dead ground not allowing remote starter to work.
A good way of testing the hood pin switchis open hood , hold hood pin swith down and try and remote start. If vehicle starst then hood pin switch is out of adjustment.
Next option wold be ensure all fusses are good and all grounds aer attached securely.
if everything checks out then its a simple programming of the remotes is all you need. Its a simple procedure if you have the instructions. Otherwise you may need to research programming instructions for your unit.
good luck
installer
tell you what , insert your key in the ignition, dont start just insert key. With key in ign., hit the remote starter button . If car starts then its the security by pass thats the problem.
How to get a car starter working after my car was in the shop all torn apart?
unhooking the battery cable will only disable the starter..Once the cable is reconected you should be fine.. have the battery terminals and cable ends cleaned and re-installed..Try this turn your lights on at night and attempt to start the car if the lights dim down to nothing it is probably a battery..If nothing happens no flicker of the headlights nothing then you have a conection problem..P.S. don,t ever take your car back to someone who fixes your car and gives it back to you not running..Thats a bad sign..I could run a shop that way disconnect one wire going to the starter and sadly get away with it..Don,t take it back to the same mechanic take it to there competior with a list of complaints..
do you have the owners manual for the remote starter? That could help A LOT
How can I remove paintball residue from my car?
Some idiot sprayed what I think is a paintball at my car the other day. I went through the car wash and there's still all this sticky residue splattered over the side of my car. I don't want to ruin the paint on my car, but I need to get this stuff OFF!
How can I remove paintball residue from my car?
You're going to have to wash it by hand and scrub it. You might try using %26quot;Bug and Tar Remover%26quot; if it's really tough to get off. Once you have it clean, re-wax the car.
How can I remove paintball residue from my car?
Try varsol.
What I also use to get paint off is Throttle body cleaner. Be very carefull with it.
Furniture stripper will also for sure get it off, but I would highly not recommend using it. It will strip or bubble your car paint if you leave it on for just a couple of seconds, maybe even less.
hmmmm it sounds like it was an oil based paintball that your car was hit with. All I can suggest is maybe varsol, or maybe nail polish remover. If it had been a water based paintball, it should come off when you got your care washed.
Have the car buffed out or use laquor thinner.
How can I remove paintball residue from my car?
You're going to have to wash it by hand and scrub it. You might try using %26quot;Bug and Tar Remover%26quot; if it's really tough to get off. Once you have it clean, re-wax the car.
How can I remove paintball residue from my car?
Try varsol.
What I also use to get paint off is Throttle body cleaner. Be very carefull with it.
Furniture stripper will also for sure get it off, but I would highly not recommend using it. It will strip or bubble your car paint if you leave it on for just a couple of seconds, maybe even less.
hmmmm it sounds like it was an oil based paintball that your car was hit with. All I can suggest is maybe varsol, or maybe nail polish remover. If it had been a water based paintball, it should come off when you got your care washed.
Have the car buffed out or use laquor thinner.
How does a car insurance company know how often I use my car?
I know that the less I use my car, the less the car company will cost me. But how can they know how often I use my car?
If I buy car insurance claiming that I always use public transportation to work, will they believe it?
How does a car insurance company know how often I use my car?
They will believe you until you get into a serious accident (not just a fender bender) That's when they check everything. And if they think you've been fibbing, they may not pay for anything.
How does a car insurance company know how often I use my car?
http://insquotes.50webs.org - try this one. I have their car insurance and, as I know, they can provide such a service.
They'll believe it until you report a crash in the middle of weekday rush hour; then they may check it out to see if you were truthful. They may also ask you for specific mileage at renewal time.
There is nothing for them to believe.. do you want to be driving into work? Because if you tell them you'll be getting the bus you won't be insured to drive to work.
Or am I missing something.
They may check the milage on your car and depending what season it is.
If I buy car insurance claiming that I always use public transportation to work, will they believe it?
How does a car insurance company know how often I use my car?
They will believe you until you get into a serious accident (not just a fender bender) That's when they check everything. And if they think you've been fibbing, they may not pay for anything.
How does a car insurance company know how often I use my car?
http://insquotes.50webs.org - try this one. I have their car insurance and, as I know, they can provide such a service.
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They'll believe it until you report a crash in the middle of weekday rush hour; then they may check it out to see if you were truthful. They may also ask you for specific mileage at renewal time.
There is nothing for them to believe.. do you want to be driving into work? Because if you tell them you'll be getting the bus you won't be insured to drive to work.
Or am I missing something.
They may check the milage on your car and depending what season it is.
How long does a car battery last?
I live in the cold northern part of the country and I need a good strong battery to start my car on really cold mornings. My car is five years old and has the original battery in it. I wondered if I should replace this battery, but I don't want to waste the money if it's not necessary.
How long does a car battery last?
depending on what type of vehicle you have is how long the battery is going to last you. with hondas and acuras they tend to last 2 to 3 years. IF your having problems starting the car then i would say to replace it. but if your not you can take it to your local dealer and have them complete and charging and starting system report of your car. that report test the battery alternator and starter. just to make sure that everything is working to specifications as well as can give you some insight on how much battery life you have left.
How long does a car battery last?
I have been debating changing my car battery for the past 3 years. It is a Durolast battery and is the orginal battery in my car. The battery is 9 years old and works perfect still. I could have changed my battery 4 years ago when it was 5 years old...
If it starts why replace it?
maybe 5 years. that's the point where I'd be thinking about it.
But if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
If it's not working then you should change it, but try and insulate the car from the cold to keep it warm.
I've seen batteries die after one year, and I've seen others last more than 10 years. You may want to take your car to a parts store and have them test the battery for you - that's the only way you'll know for sure.
i was going to say about 5 years
yes i would replace i live in desert and extreme weather conditions are hard on batteries and tires and that expensive serpentine belt always keeps me guessing !
I replace mine every five years, even if it is still working. You're going to have to buy one anyway; why wait to buy it when you are stranded? When it might not be on sale and they might charge you a huge fee to come out at midnight on a holiday to put it in?
My car is 7 yrs old, original battery, but think I will have to get a new 1 soon, having said that my Sister-in law had her car 13 yrs, still had the original 1 but last year it died.
if its not bro-ck don't fix it.
Usually they should last about 3 years. If you have had yours for 5 years, I would consider replacing it before the weather gets cold. For some reason they seem to die when the weather turns really cold.
Mine lasted as long as the last one. But that one was flat,the new one is oblong. Hope i have helped.
a good rule of thumb is 5 years. When you purchase the battery, it is written right on it how long it is good for.
It is time to replace it. Don't take any chances with it. For the price of a battery it's not worth getting stranded. One thing I do not fool with is the battery and tires. I want to make sure it starts and also rolls. Your best bet. For around $60.
Car batteries are like any other product. You get what you pay for. You can spend thirty bucks and get a 36 month battery, but I wouldn't recommend it if you want a battery you can depend on. Where you live, you need to pay attention to the CCA (cold cranking amps), the higher the bettter. I suggest an Optima battery. It'll set you back about $140.00, but believe me, it's well worth the investment. I've had one Optima for eight years and it's still going strong.
old wise tell..... if its not broke dont fix it..... and 3 to 5 yrs is the normal..... if and when it does let you down then get one..... are easy to replace and can be done by anyone and always spend the money and buy a good brandname one they do out last the cheaper ones
You can have it %26quot;load tested%26quot; at the auto store, but why take a chance with an old battery. An emergency road service will cost the price of a new battery not to speak of the risks of breaking down somewhere and having an accident as a result. The average life of typical lead acid batteries is less than 5 years if you were to measure the additional load the battery is forcing the alternator to work against. My opinion is that you may shorten the life of your alternator by forcing it to charge up an old battery. Then you'll need a new battery as well as a new alternator!!
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How long does a car battery last?
depending on what type of vehicle you have is how long the battery is going to last you. with hondas and acuras they tend to last 2 to 3 years. IF your having problems starting the car then i would say to replace it. but if your not you can take it to your local dealer and have them complete and charging and starting system report of your car. that report test the battery alternator and starter. just to make sure that everything is working to specifications as well as can give you some insight on how much battery life you have left.
How long does a car battery last?
I have been debating changing my car battery for the past 3 years. It is a Durolast battery and is the orginal battery in my car. The battery is 9 years old and works perfect still. I could have changed my battery 4 years ago when it was 5 years old...
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If it starts why replace it?
maybe 5 years. that's the point where I'd be thinking about it.
But if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
If it's not working then you should change it, but try and insulate the car from the cold to keep it warm.
I've seen batteries die after one year, and I've seen others last more than 10 years. You may want to take your car to a parts store and have them test the battery for you - that's the only way you'll know for sure.
i was going to say about 5 years
yes i would replace i live in desert and extreme weather conditions are hard on batteries and tires and that expensive serpentine belt always keeps me guessing !
I replace mine every five years, even if it is still working. You're going to have to buy one anyway; why wait to buy it when you are stranded? When it might not be on sale and they might charge you a huge fee to come out at midnight on a holiday to put it in?
My car is 7 yrs old, original battery, but think I will have to get a new 1 soon, having said that my Sister-in law had her car 13 yrs, still had the original 1 but last year it died.
if its not bro-ck don't fix it.
Usually they should last about 3 years. If you have had yours for 5 years, I would consider replacing it before the weather gets cold. For some reason they seem to die when the weather turns really cold.
Mine lasted as long as the last one. But that one was flat,the new one is oblong. Hope i have helped.
a good rule of thumb is 5 years. When you purchase the battery, it is written right on it how long it is good for.
It is time to replace it. Don't take any chances with it. For the price of a battery it's not worth getting stranded. One thing I do not fool with is the battery and tires. I want to make sure it starts and also rolls. Your best bet. For around $60.
Car batteries are like any other product. You get what you pay for. You can spend thirty bucks and get a 36 month battery, but I wouldn't recommend it if you want a battery you can depend on. Where you live, you need to pay attention to the CCA (cold cranking amps), the higher the bettter. I suggest an Optima battery. It'll set you back about $140.00, but believe me, it's well worth the investment. I've had one Optima for eight years and it's still going strong.
old wise tell..... if its not broke dont fix it..... and 3 to 5 yrs is the normal..... if and when it does let you down then get one..... are easy to replace and can be done by anyone and always spend the money and buy a good brandname one they do out last the cheaper ones
You can have it %26quot;load tested%26quot; at the auto store, but why take a chance with an old battery. An emergency road service will cost the price of a new battery not to speak of the risks of breaking down somewhere and having an accident as a result. The average life of typical lead acid batteries is less than 5 years if you were to measure the additional load the battery is forcing the alternator to work against. My opinion is that you may shorten the life of your alternator by forcing it to charge up an old battery. Then you'll need a new battery as well as a new alternator!!
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How long does a car insurance claim take?
My partner crashed his car yesterday into a fence, no one lese involved. He is with Directline fully comp, and hes ringing up first thing this morining. Car is still running so we think it is just body damage, front bumper and lights gone, side and rear dented.
How long will it take to be repaired? I have a baby due in 4 weeks, will it be ready by then?
How long does a car insurance claim take?
If you keep on at them it can be sorted quickly but you will have to do a lot of the running around and phone calls yourself.
How long does a car insurance claim take?
You'll have found out by now, I expect, but for the information of others the insurers will tell you their local authorised garage to contact %26amp; arrange to take it in. The idea of an authorised garage is that they can deal direct with the company, usually on the phone, and you don't have to hawk it around to several places for quotes.
Once they've had a look at it they'll tell you. Shouldn't take long at all.
Good luck.
Tell your friend to start getting estimates and forward them to the agency. This will help speed up the process. Make sure he keeps hounding them and puttin pressure on the claim. Remember they will do everything they can to take a long time and to avoid the claim. 1 months should be enough time but of course it all depends on the agency and the shop agreement.
Straight forward own damage claims with no third party (TP) involvement are usually nice and quick.
As you're with Direct Line, unless you paid the extra premium you won't get a courtesy car whilst yours is being repaired but depending on which local approved repairer they refer you to, and their workload, you should get the car back long before your baby is due.
Good luck with the pregnancy!
It depends on the company, some have drive thru claims and will give you a check on the spot, others make you get estiments, then you take car to repair shop and thay will tell you how long it will be in the shop, from what you said 2 days in the shop should do it.
do you have use of a courtesy car on your policy.Handy if have, insurance rush your car as they dont like paying for your courtesy car for long.
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This very much depends on your currents circumstances, making this queary quite a conundrum. It depends on your age and no claims bonus but should not be more than 2 months.
Get your vehicle to a panel workshop of your insurance company immediately so that the repairer can submit an estimate of repairs to the insurance company. Then, the insurance company will appoint an adjuster to ascertain the extent of loss and finalise a report to the insurance company. From then on, you might need to chase the insurance company to approve repairs on your vehicle as soon as possible. Tell the officer in charge of your claim. They will understand that you need your vehicle urgently. After the approval, the workshop/repairer can start to repair your vehicle and depends on the extent of damages as well as other vehicles that they (the repairer) have to do as well (please be understanding in this respect), it should be repaired within your time frame. Just tell the repairer that you really need your vehicle urgently.
How long will it take to be repaired? I have a baby due in 4 weeks, will it be ready by then?
How long does a car insurance claim take?
If you keep on at them it can be sorted quickly but you will have to do a lot of the running around and phone calls yourself.
How long does a car insurance claim take?
You'll have found out by now, I expect, but for the information of others the insurers will tell you their local authorised garage to contact %26amp; arrange to take it in. The idea of an authorised garage is that they can deal direct with the company, usually on the phone, and you don't have to hawk it around to several places for quotes.
Once they've had a look at it they'll tell you. Shouldn't take long at all.
Good luck.
Tell your friend to start getting estimates and forward them to the agency. This will help speed up the process. Make sure he keeps hounding them and puttin pressure on the claim. Remember they will do everything they can to take a long time and to avoid the claim. 1 months should be enough time but of course it all depends on the agency and the shop agreement.
Straight forward own damage claims with no third party (TP) involvement are usually nice and quick.
As you're with Direct Line, unless you paid the extra premium you won't get a courtesy car whilst yours is being repaired but depending on which local approved repairer they refer you to, and their workload, you should get the car back long before your baby is due.
Good luck with the pregnancy!
It depends on the company, some have drive thru claims and will give you a check on the spot, others make you get estiments, then you take car to repair shop and thay will tell you how long it will be in the shop, from what you said 2 days in the shop should do it.
do you have use of a courtesy car on your policy.Handy if have, insurance rush your car as they dont like paying for your courtesy car for long.
Hello
This very much depends on your currents circumstances, making this queary quite a conundrum. It depends on your age and no claims bonus but should not be more than 2 months.
Get your vehicle to a panel workshop of your insurance company immediately so that the repairer can submit an estimate of repairs to the insurance company. Then, the insurance company will appoint an adjuster to ascertain the extent of loss and finalise a report to the insurance company. From then on, you might need to chase the insurance company to approve repairs on your vehicle as soon as possible. Tell the officer in charge of your claim. They will understand that you need your vehicle urgently. After the approval, the workshop/repairer can start to repair your vehicle and depends on the extent of damages as well as other vehicles that they (the repairer) have to do as well (please be understanding in this respect), it should be repaired within your time frame. Just tell the repairer that you really need your vehicle urgently.
How do i make car on forza motorsport 2 have customized pictures?
I want to put pictures other than the ones they give you to start with in the game. i've seen a gears of war car, star wars, pepsi cars, and othe designs.
How do i make car on forza motorsport 2 have customized pictures?
use the paint creator, using the basic shapes they provide. those designs take hours sometimes even days to copmlete. some of my designs have used the maximum 1000 layers.
my suggestion, look on the auction house, pick a few up there, and see how they did it.
How do i make car on forza motorsport 2 have customized pictures?
you download the cars off of the market place. thoes cars are mine so i would know.
How do i make car on forza motorsport 2 have customized pictures?
use the paint creator, using the basic shapes they provide. those designs take hours sometimes even days to copmlete. some of my designs have used the maximum 1000 layers.
my suggestion, look on the auction house, pick a few up there, and see how they did it.
How do i make car on forza motorsport 2 have customized pictures?
you download the cars off of the market place. thoes cars are mine so i would know.
How long does a car claim take for me to get money?
I was in a car accident in October and screwed my back up totally. I was the passenger in my mates car! I put a claim in within 2 weeks of it happening and still haven't heard anything from the insurance company or had a medical from them!? My mate hasn't heard anythin either! Does anyone know how long it takes to pay out?
How long does a car claim take for me to get money?
At the point in time your doctor releases you from treatment, you take all your medical bills that pertain to the accident, and add them up and submit a claim for the amount you are out, and hopefully the insurance will reimburse you. THEY don't find you medical treatment.
How long does a car claim take for me to get money?
At the point in time your doctor releases you from treatment, you take all your medical bills that pertain to the accident, and add them up and submit a claim for the amount you are out, and hopefully the insurance will reimburse you. THEY don't find you medical treatment.
How do I make car rides easier for my infant?
She doesn't seem to like car rides. She cries half the time she is in the car. Any suggestions on how to make them easier for her. She is 6 wks old.
How do I make car rides easier for my infant?
First thing to do is feel the back rest of the carseat with your hand. They are made for infants, but sometimes aren't thought out too well about where the padding/seams are. If there are thick ridges, or drop-off of foam, a folded receiving blanket can help a lot. Ensure that the straps are on correctly, and aren't digging in or pinching her. Perhaps borrow another type of carseat from a friend to see if she is happier in it. Make sure that you check that her diaper is dry just before you put her in as a wet diaper will make the straps much more uncomfortable. You may also want to try breaking up trips to take her out and comfort her. It may just be that as she is rear facing, she is scared because she can't see you. Babies that age have no concept of time. If you are out of sight, to them you are gone forever which is quite frightening. If she is still crying a lot, talk to your pediatrician. Baby may be car-sick, or in backpain. If it's car-sickness, the doctor may be able to give you some suggestions of ways to alleviate it. If it is backpain, you may want to take her to a chiropractor that specializes in infants. I'd never even heard of this until several people I know were having the same problem, and the chiropractor did an adjustment to the babies' spines and relieved the pain.
This should give you somewhere to start. Unfortunately, there is also the chance that she just doesn't like being in the car, or being restrained. The only thing to do for that is to reduce any unneccessary car travel. Hope this helps, and good luck!
How do I make car rides easier for my infant?
she is really to young for any toys but try to play some soft lullybies for her on cd that might put her to sleep.. or if she is interested in rattles or things buy a hanging toy for her carseat.
Try feeding her before you leave and close to her naptime so that she will sleep most of the ride or you can find a toy that plays music or vibrates.
if its possible have either you or daddy sit in the back with her this may make her feel more comfortable, also music you listen to while she was in the womb will help her get more comfortable as well
All three of mine like music so I turn on the radio and most of the time the two youngest go to sleep.
my friends baby is the same way. you might just have to let her cry. she is to little to understand that she has to be in the car seat. she probably feels trap and cant move or even see you. she probably crying because she thinks you left her.
Okay I may not be a parent, b ut Ideal with kids evryday. Well you can make a game out of it.It is fun and gets they're imagination going.
My son was the same way at first even though I was given much advice that he would love car rides. We had the standard Evenflo car seat that detaches from the base and allows you to carry it around. Well, we finally upgraded (at a cost of 150 bucks!) to something a lot better when he got a little bit bigger and he now loves to take rides in the car. We have a nice, big and comfortably soft car seat and we finally figured that those Evenflo ones are just too restricting. Eventually, your child will hate to be buckled in but will be okay with it afterwards (my son is 10 1/2 months old now). Don't scrimp on a car seat, it's for your sanity!!
i would sing and sing and sing, it was the only thing that would calm my baby down. i had also bought a toy that clips onto the handle of his carseat (infant carrier) for when he was a little bit older. he likes playing with toys in the car now (he 7 1/2 months)
The one thing moms like to use is a mirror so that baby can see you and you can see baby. that may help.... i think she just dosn't understand all the fuss. her sences my be overloaded. use a window shade to block out activity out side of the car.
my daughter was the same way, she would scream her head off the whole car ride, the good thing is she grew out of it, as most babies do. but in the meantime you could play a lullaby CD or tape in the car, that helped my daughter. you could also try to get her a toy that attaches to her car seat, just something for her to look at and entertain her. dont worry though, she will grow out of it.
How do I make car rides easier for my infant?
First thing to do is feel the back rest of the carseat with your hand. They are made for infants, but sometimes aren't thought out too well about where the padding/seams are. If there are thick ridges, or drop-off of foam, a folded receiving blanket can help a lot. Ensure that the straps are on correctly, and aren't digging in or pinching her. Perhaps borrow another type of carseat from a friend to see if she is happier in it. Make sure that you check that her diaper is dry just before you put her in as a wet diaper will make the straps much more uncomfortable. You may also want to try breaking up trips to take her out and comfort her. It may just be that as she is rear facing, she is scared because she can't see you. Babies that age have no concept of time. If you are out of sight, to them you are gone forever which is quite frightening. If she is still crying a lot, talk to your pediatrician. Baby may be car-sick, or in backpain. If it's car-sickness, the doctor may be able to give you some suggestions of ways to alleviate it. If it is backpain, you may want to take her to a chiropractor that specializes in infants. I'd never even heard of this until several people I know were having the same problem, and the chiropractor did an adjustment to the babies' spines and relieved the pain.
This should give you somewhere to start. Unfortunately, there is also the chance that she just doesn't like being in the car, or being restrained. The only thing to do for that is to reduce any unneccessary car travel. Hope this helps, and good luck!
How do I make car rides easier for my infant?
she is really to young for any toys but try to play some soft lullybies for her on cd that might put her to sleep.. or if she is interested in rattles or things buy a hanging toy for her carseat.
Try feeding her before you leave and close to her naptime so that she will sleep most of the ride or you can find a toy that plays music or vibrates.
if its possible have either you or daddy sit in the back with her this may make her feel more comfortable, also music you listen to while she was in the womb will help her get more comfortable as well
All three of mine like music so I turn on the radio and most of the time the two youngest go to sleep.
my friends baby is the same way. you might just have to let her cry. she is to little to understand that she has to be in the car seat. she probably feels trap and cant move or even see you. she probably crying because she thinks you left her.
Okay I may not be a parent, b ut Ideal with kids evryday. Well you can make a game out of it.It is fun and gets they're imagination going.
My son was the same way at first even though I was given much advice that he would love car rides. We had the standard Evenflo car seat that detaches from the base and allows you to carry it around. Well, we finally upgraded (at a cost of 150 bucks!) to something a lot better when he got a little bit bigger and he now loves to take rides in the car. We have a nice, big and comfortably soft car seat and we finally figured that those Evenflo ones are just too restricting. Eventually, your child will hate to be buckled in but will be okay with it afterwards (my son is 10 1/2 months old now). Don't scrimp on a car seat, it's for your sanity!!
i would sing and sing and sing, it was the only thing that would calm my baby down. i had also bought a toy that clips onto the handle of his carseat (infant carrier) for when he was a little bit older. he likes playing with toys in the car now (he 7 1/2 months)
The one thing moms like to use is a mirror so that baby can see you and you can see baby. that may help.... i think she just dosn't understand all the fuss. her sences my be overloaded. use a window shade to block out activity out side of the car.
my daughter was the same way, she would scream her head off the whole car ride, the good thing is she grew out of it, as most babies do. but in the meantime you could play a lullaby CD or tape in the car, that helped my daughter. you could also try to get her a toy that attaches to her car seat, just something for her to look at and entertain her. dont worry though, she will grow out of it.
How do I find out my car insurance rates before I get a car?
I haven't bought a car yet because a lot depends on how much insurance will be. I'm a 27 single female living in Boston, I've had a license since 18 but never drove so it expired and I recently renewed it. I don't have anything on my record. I would be the only person on the insurance. I went online but they required the make and year of your car to calculate the rates.
How do I find out my car insurance rates before I get a car?
Hello,
Yes, the rates you pay for car insurance do depend on a lot of factors:
Age
City, State
How many previous accidents you've had
Year of vehicle
Make of vehicle
The best thing you can do is actually call up a few of your local car insurance companies and get some ballpark figures. The important thing is, is to find one that you like and trust and who gives you a decent quote.
Your next step would be to go to a car dealership, take the number of the insurance companies who quoted you the best prices along and find a car that you like and can afford. After you take it for a test drive and get as much information as you can such as if it's being sold %26quot;as is%26quot; or comes with some sort of warranty etc...
Before any money changes hands or you sign any paperwork at the dealership, call the insurance company from the dealership. Give them the specifics of the car. They will then be able to give you a correct insurance quote.
If it's a reasonable quote for you, by the car. If not, find out what year/make of car from the insurer would make the payments lower and ask the salesperson if they have any of those on the lot.
Even when you do obtain insurance, don't be afraid to then further call around or check online for cheaper rates. You can always switch after you obtain the insurance.
I hope this helps you. I wish you good luck in getting a car and insurance.
How do I find out my car insurance rates before I get a car?
Do a quick comparison using your zip code to find out what rates would be in your area. Every state is different, but can easily vary from company to company... Do your research and make an informed decision.how to put numbers on keys teens junk food
How do I find out my car insurance rates before I get a car?
Hello,
Yes, the rates you pay for car insurance do depend on a lot of factors:
Age
City, State
How many previous accidents you've had
Year of vehicle
Make of vehicle
The best thing you can do is actually call up a few of your local car insurance companies and get some ballpark figures. The important thing is, is to find one that you like and trust and who gives you a decent quote.
Your next step would be to go to a car dealership, take the number of the insurance companies who quoted you the best prices along and find a car that you like and can afford. After you take it for a test drive and get as much information as you can such as if it's being sold %26quot;as is%26quot; or comes with some sort of warranty etc...
Before any money changes hands or you sign any paperwork at the dealership, call the insurance company from the dealership. Give them the specifics of the car. They will then be able to give you a correct insurance quote.
If it's a reasonable quote for you, by the car. If not, find out what year/make of car from the insurer would make the payments lower and ask the salesperson if they have any of those on the lot.
Even when you do obtain insurance, don't be afraid to then further call around or check online for cheaper rates. You can always switch after you obtain the insurance.
I hope this helps you. I wish you good luck in getting a car and insurance.
How do I find out my car insurance rates before I get a car?
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How to convert a toy electronic car into a remote control girl?
We are undertaking a project. We have a toy car with a motor and a remote control. (from Woolworths) We are converting it into a small girl who will walk along the sea front. We have some sticks and wire and a stuffed head which will turn using another motor. Our car/girl wheels are dragging on the ground and the chassi doesn't seem to fit with the wheels. Does anyone have an hints for making car-girls? I know you all do it all the time.
How to convert a toy electronic car into a remote control girl?
No, mine kept getting molested by dogs.
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How to convert a toy electronic car into a remote control girl?
i don't understand the question.......???????
How to convert a toy electronic car into a remote control girl?
No, mine kept getting molested by dogs.
perhaps you really want one of those girls who work in call centres
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How to convert a toy electronic car into a remote control girl?
i don't understand the question.......???????
How do you buy car insurance online if you want to drive your dons vehicle?
He has full coverage but I am excluded on his policy because we have the same address. I no longer have a car so I don't carry insurance anymore but want to be covered if I need to drive my son's car.
How do you buy car insurance online if you want to drive your dons vehicle?
all you have to do is have your son add you to his policy....he has to to do this because he is the policy holder....and you having the same address has nothing to do with being on his insurance....i did the same thing with my daughter her car was in my name and i added her as a driver simple as that!
How do you buy car insurance online if you want to drive your dons vehicle?
http://carquotes.50webs.com - try this one. I have their car insurance and, as I know, they can provide such a service.
How do you buy car insurance online if you want to drive your dons vehicle?
all you have to do is have your son add you to his policy....he has to to do this because he is the policy holder....and you having the same address has nothing to do with being on his insurance....i did the same thing with my daughter her car was in my name and i added her as a driver simple as that!
How do you buy car insurance online if you want to drive your dons vehicle?
http://carquotes.50webs.com - try this one. I have their car insurance and, as I know, they can provide such a service.
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How to change car registration number in Malaysia?
I just bought a new car and register it yesterday through my car agent.However, i really cant accept my car registration number, that's really the worst number for me. So, is it possible to change the car registration number? What i know now is i cannot change my number directly, have to buy a new motorbike or car then interchange the number. Are there any other way beside this? How long ot would take to process and how much the process fee? TQ a lot 4 ur help.
How to change car registration number in Malaysia?
Too late to change because JPJ had already registered your new car number. You should have forked out an additional Rm300 for the numbers that you preferred before registration process done.
If you are filthy rich then approached the car dealers to get it done for you for a sum of money Rmxxxx if you don't mind forking out. Car dealers are expert in this field to get auspicious numbers.
If you are willing to pay more, the process will be done quickly. Do you really want to waste your sweat money?????
How to change car registration number in Malaysia?
Too late to change because JPJ had already registered your new car number. You should have forked out an additional Rm300 for the numbers that you preferred before registration process done.
If you are filthy rich then approached the car dealers to get it done for you for a sum of money Rmxxxx if you don't mind forking out. Car dealers are expert in this field to get auspicious numbers.
If you are willing to pay more, the process will be done quickly. Do you really want to waste your sweat money?????
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