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NEED TO GET HEAVY WATER SPOTS OF CAR?

Sep 06, 2009 by CALIMAN | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

Talk about compassion dumb? I detail cars, show cars, custom cars, everyday drivers, museum pieces! But I have neglected my chain's Pearl-White with clear coat, Lexus. In all my years detailing (30 yrs) I never have particularized car with water spots.

Im also into car detailing, customizing, car shows. I attraction cars so much. The most easiest way to remove water spots in all finish is to regulary cleaning and waxing. You can use the not so considerable end wax, it has to be liquid wax for easy removing.

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Is It Bad To Pour Hot Water On A Frosted Car Windshield To Defrost It?

Nov 19, 2009 by __A_YAHOO_USER__ | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I'm talking in the morning when your windows are frosted from the coldness. Is it alright to discharge warm or hot water on the glass?

I did faultlessly the same thing many moons ago,in a hurry to go somewhere,it cracked a long line,cost several hundred dollars to make restitution for.Lesson learned the hard way.Never felt so dumb in my life.

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Did I Ruin My Car When I Drove It Through Water?

Nov 22, 2006 by Jooris C | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I approach a 1994 Saab 900. Tonight, I drove through a large puddle (which wasn't massive... I don't think it went above the tires, but there was a pretty big splash when I hit an unexpected dip). I made it through, but afterwards, my car had very unimaginative

<>If you can well do it, remove the 'distributor' cap (the round cap with the spark plug wires coming out) and dry it thoroughly in jail. Beyond that, just letting it dry out should work. If it continues to run poorly, you may have ripped loose

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Drove Threw A Foot Of Water And Car Shut Off... Will It Run Again?

Jul 10, 2007 by AryVa | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

It was raining so bad lastnight that we didnt produce we were in such deep water tell it was to late.. Well the car shut off and wont start again this was lastnight we havent tried it since then... Well after pushing it out of the water we realized that

The oil coming out of it, is not a "best" sign. Most cars, when you drive them in water, even if it's a foot, will eventually start again. You might have to run fans under it for a while to acquire sure it's dry, but the oil thing sounds like

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Car Is Leaking Water At The Back Of The Car (near The Muffler)?

Sep 11, 2009 by Jamie | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

It isn't over-heating. Drove it digs from work, and nothing sounds wierd. Then I went outside while I was talking on the phone and saw a big puddle of water under my car. Whats incorrect?

What sort of car are you driving? If its an SUV or Van with dual a/c, thats only normal. The water that drips at the back of your car comes from your a/c. Just like the dripping of water in front of every car when you start off your engine and a/c. As

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Car Talk episode 5 "Man Duck Taped 2 Tree" pt. 1

Man evade taped 2 tree, then attacked with water balloons... lol

Submersion in water may have fried ai...

07.08.09

Tom: Altogether the opposite, John. I think there's a danger that the air bag will NOT go off if you have an accident.

Ray: I'm just impressed that he happened to have an energized drill in the car, just in case he needed to put drain holes in the floor! Now, that's planning at the!

Tom: When the air-bag light is flashing, John, that means there's a fault somewhere in the system. The car's computer runs a self-diagnosis every every now you start the engine. The flashing air-bag light is telling you that the computer detected a problem, and you can't count on the system to profession properly.

Ray: The seat-belt pre-tensioners are part of the air-bag system, or more correctly, the supplemental restraint system (SRS). They use small explosions to instantly cinch up the contain belts in preparation for a crash, to pull you into the correct position, where you can most benefit from the air bag.

Tom: Source: Seattle Times

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