My Car Start Leaking Water In Front Of The Bumper Is This Bcuz Of A/C Or What???
Jul 18, 2006 by MS. CURIOUS | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
my car is manufacturer new...toyota 2007 yaris only 2000miles
It is realizable that it's not actual leakage, it's condensation from the A/C compressor (however, this will only happen after you've been driving for a while). You may also have either a radiator exude or a leak in the radiator overflow. If you think
How To Remove The Water Stains From Car Body Adn Plastic?
Mar 14, 2007 by Adamboo | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
How to take out the water stains from car body adn plastic? I can see some white leftover of water on black plastic like bumpers, mirrors covers and doors. I require a black look of the plastic.
If you are talking about the outside moldings(like on the window and door trim) Mothers paint polish will wipe out the residue. Especially if it is on a Mopar product-very common. Usually caused by auto car washes-the solvents they use can even repudiate
May 04, 2007 by Justin ☺ | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have a 2000 Preserve Avenue that I purchased used. It has hard water spots on the windows and the chrome strips on the front and hind part bumper. Someone suggested a brillo pad, which DID remove the spots from the chrome, but not the window. Any suggestions.
Enounce and Wash... the stuff for laundry stains will take care of that.... it's also great for tyrannical water stains on glass shower doors.... don't even have to scrub!
Do Short Air Intakes Make A Car More Susceptible To Hydrolock? Or Is It Just The CAI That Are In The Bumper?
May 02, 2009 by KB | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
A setting aside air intake is up in the engine compartment of the car, whereas the cold air intakes are usually in the bumper or fender. Isn't a short air intake mellifluous well protected from water?
Ordinarily, the cars that are susceptible to hydro-locking are the ones driven into deep standing water. It has not so much to do with where the intake is as how hip the driver is.
Oct 20, 2008 by Rachel R | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
I have a fiat punto 05 platter and recently had a bang in it. It has been away for repairs and now i have it back i have noticed a strange 'trickling' noise on start up, and while i am driving it. Could it be due to repairs that have been carried out?
Whoever did the adjust has not refilled the cooling system properly.
Behind the intake manifold on the pipe is what lookes like a tyre valve which is a bleed compel.
This needs to be open when filling the system to allow the air in the system
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It is realizable that it's not actual leakage, it's condensation from the A/C compressor (however, this will only happen after you've been driving for a while). You may also have either a radiator exude or a leak in the radiator overflow. If you think
