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My band will be selling cds and digital songs through our website. Will we need to charge sales tax? and if we do what do we do with it. We are using PayPal and Google Checkout to accept payments. If you could describe the process and give me websites where I can verify. I live in Utah if that...

with flushing out the system? with brake cleaner pressurized and replaceing the master cylinder?

I agree with fire4511; unless the bumper itself made impact (whether it be at a direct hit or an angle) the air bags would not have deployed. There is a specific order in which things have to happen in order for the SRS to deploy; 1) sudden deceleration;2) frontal or rearward impact; etc.

Its asking me if its POP3 or IMAP. I cant find any solid answer anywhere.

Not if you're not riding it; however, if you're financing it, you should check with your lender to see what they require.

Amber or clear. Period.

I can't imagine a wheel getting stuck that tight to the rotor. Try sitting on your butt in front of the tire (with the lug nuts off) and alternately kick the front and rear of the tire with it off the ground. Or, you might find a big bruiser in the neighborhood to try this for you.

No, the Lemon Law cannot help you in this case. The lemon Law was designed to aid NEW vehicle owners with repetitive problems. The law basically says that the dealer or manufacturer has 5 tries to fix the same problem within a certain period of time. It was not designed to assist an owner of a...

Good grief, yes!

Wait for your official recall notice from Ford; without it, your dealer will not perform the repairs, or will charge you for it. The letter will be a bunch of boiler-plate, but is very important in the recall process. Once you have your letter, call your Ford dealer for your appointment, and go...

I haven't personally owned one, but a company I worked for had several as company executive cars. I was fortunate enough to drive one on several long-distance business trips. I found it to be superb in handling, power, interior noise level, and comfort of ride. I'd recommend it in a heartbeat.

You'll need the previous owner to apply for a duplicate title. It'll run you around $12.00.

You'll need the previous owner to apply for a duplicate title. It'll run you around $12.00.

Really, it could be a multitude of different things; here's hoping it's something minor.

Go to www.nhtsa.gov

Go to www.nhtsa.gov

My son-in-law had a Ranger with the V-6, and it was an excellent truck. I used it many times, and the only complaint I had with it was legroom (standard cab, short bed). If you're in snow country, plan on carrying plenty of ballast in the bed in winter.

It would definitely be better to; the primer will help fill in any scratches in your original finish, and to give the surface some "tooth" for the topcoat to adhere to. Just remember, as in any painting job, it's all in the preparation.

Have a carfax or similar report run. I'm not sure what an "EB" is, so I can't give you any hints. I know, for example, Ford Crown Victorias have a little plate on the trunk lid which reads "Police Interceptor", which is a dead giveaway. Look at the doors at an angle for telltale signs that...

I believe the Chevrolet Suburban will seat 9; you access the rear row by folding down one back position in the second row. Incidentally, I don't think any manufacturer has that third rear-facing seat any longer. You could also do what Jon and Kate did, and go to a small bus.