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As soon as you start charging the system, the low pressure switch will close and the compressor will cycle on and off until the refrigerant charge is sufficient to keep the switch closed - at which time the compressor will run steady.

"Low MPG is relative." Does it have a V8? The only reasons I can think off is if you need a larger car to carry more passengers or you live in a snow belt state and it's your only transportation. Otherwise, it's a great fun car to drive.

If the charging system and battery are fine, the vehicle has a draw on the battery with everything shut off. This is draining the battery overnight. It's a process of elimination to determine the faulty component or system that is drawing current - a test light across the disconnected negative...

what is the effect os shape on the density of samples of the same material?

water is an unusual earth material because it is densest in which phase? thanks if you can help

I am running the marathon next year and i have been told that short of trainers the best piece of equipment i'll need as a woman is a sports bra, i have no idea where to start? x

They don't really have any, they don't need a Gpa or ACT/SAT scores.

A buisness major will make you more money for sure. But it really depends where your heart is set because if your doing something you don't like then its not worth the time, as of something you do have a passion for.

More than likely, it's the front pump seal - if it's truly only a "small leak" or perhaps seepage over a long period of time, I wouldn't be too concerned with it. Just keep an eye on the ground where you generally park it and check the level occasionally. It's a relatively expensive repair to...

Very subjective question - a Caprice is better than a Pinto, but, then again, a Crown Vic is better than a Cavalier. So how can anyone group the whole line and determine that Ford is better than Chevy or Chevy is better than Ford?

You could try to contaact bench customer services direct. or the head office of the shop you bought it from. Generally if you sent it back to the manufacturer they would asses it and then deal with it as they feel necessary. you are more likely to get a better response from the head office of...

That depends on local laws, association laws or perhaps even state laws. In short, check with your local police department first to get the real low down.

That depends on local laws, association laws or perhaps even state laws. In short, check with your local police department first to get the real low down.

You have it pretty much down - "new pads, rotors and maybe a caliper." That should take care of the front but you won't know if the rear brakes need anything until you remove the drums.

Be advised, if you become an automotive technician, you're going to be buying tools of one sort or another for the rest of your career - sometimes on a weekly basis. From experience, I highly recommend that you only purchase high quality tools - most reputable tool dealers have a lifetime...

MacGyver can...........seriously, it sounds like a doable project.

MacGyver can...........seriously, it sounds like a doable project.

This question doesn't belong in the "Safety" section.

Rather than continuing to throw parts at this beast (which can get expensive real quick), you must determine if it's a fuel, ignition, electronic engine control or a mechanical concern. If you have any fault codes in the computer, you should address these first.

I don't remember there being a sex scene...I'm pretty sure there isn't one. oh thats right bellatrix is right, it last's for 3 seconds, no wonder I couldn't remember one