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Amplifier missing a channel? I have a Fosgate P500.2 connected in parallel to 2 12L7's...I finally put the system in and it seems as though one of the channels on the amp is out...can this be? I have checked all connections to the subs, they are all perfect (brand new wire). Then I switched the subs wiring (put the right one on the left channel, vise-versa) and the problem occurred on the other sub...is there a fuse specific to a channel? What can or should I do??

The P500-2 has a single 100A fuse common to both channels.
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2001 Monte Carlo SS Transmission Question? My check engine light came on earlier after about 1hr of driving, when it came on the car started running like complete ****. Taking off from the light the car jerked, sputtered, excessively to the point I just wanted to drive it off a cliff. I went to Autozone and the code came out to be P0742... Now I know thats a TCC issue and that means pulling out the transmission, but what is the price I am looking at to get this fixed? car insurance.
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How much petrol for my 280 mile journey!? Hi I have a VW Polo 1.0mpi 2000 reg (Newer shapes) and it does 33-35mpg in town driving etc I need to budget my money to see this girl I really like for the first time after knowing her nearly a year :). (We both live in the UK) She lives 280miles from me. I live up north and she lives down south. How much would you think I need to get their and back in terms of petrol if my car does 33-35mpg and I average 70-80 which is (4000rpm and my redline is 6000rpm max 7000 dont know if this info will help) I heard you get more mileage on motorway driving can you explain whY? Thanks! (My car is a 45Litre tank and fuel prices are 1.34!) car insurance.
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Why does the 2004 Celica w/ manual transmission get worse MPG than the automatic transmission? Okay, I'm looking at buying a 2004 Celica but I am very confused. Edmonds says that the automatic gets better gas mileage than the manual transmission does anyone know why? Aren't manual transmissions generally the ones with better gas mileage? car insurance.
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GMC . I am installing an Alpine CDA-105 in my 1993 Ford Ranger and I want to know what some wires are?

I am installing an Alpine CDA-105 in my 1993 Ford Ranger and I want to know what some wires are? Just go to this link and read about my issue: http://www.fordrangerforum.com/audio-video/32562-weird-wires-my-dash-while-installing-help.html car insurance.
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GMC . How To Lower a 1956 Buick

Drop suspension kits were once known mainly for trucks, popular late-model cars and low riders. But they can now be seen on all types of cars. The 1956 Buick has gained the status of "street rod," and is therefore a good candidate to be lowered.
Difficulty:Moderately Challenging
Instructions Things You'll Need
Automotive jack
Jack stands
Screwdrivers
Lug wrench
3/8 inch drive socket set
Rear lowering block kit with U-bolt fasteners
Needle nose pliers
Front lowering spindle kitInstall the Rear Lowering Blocks

Step by Step :
1
Jack up the car and support the frame on jack stands. Use a screwdriver to pry off the stock wheel covers, then use a lug wrench to remove the wheels and tires.
2
Install the rear lowering kit first. Remove the lowering blocks from the packaging. The blocks fit between the axle and the leaf spring of the Buick, effectively raising the axle two inches closer to the undercarriage of the car.
3
Locate the U-bolts which secure the axle to the leaf spring, then unbolt them using the socket set. There are two U-bolts on each side of the axle.
4
Use the jack to raise the rear axle slightly, then insert the lowering block between the axle and the leaf spring. Install the U-bolts over the top of the axle. Repeat the process for the other side of the car.
5
Install the U-bolt retaining nuts onto the U-bolts and tighten them down with the socket set. Reinstall the wheels and tires, then replace the stock hubcap.
Install the Front Lowering Spindle

Step by Step :
1
Study the front spindle of the car. With the front wheel removed, you will see the brake drum closest to you. Pull the brake drum off of the brake assembly. There are no tools required for this step.
2
Disassemble the internal parts of the brake drum using a pair of needle nose pliers. Note the positions of the springs. With the springs removed, pull the drum brake pads off of the drum brake backing plate by unbolting it from the spindle with the socket set.
3
Identify the spindle in front of you. It is attached by three points to the suspension of the car: the front tie rod, as well as the upper and lower control arm. One nut attaches each of these points.
4
Unbolt the tie rod from the spindle with the socket set and let the tie rod hang. Place the jack under the lower control arm. Jack up the control arm to slightly compress the spring. Use a wrench to loosen, but do not remove, the nuts that hold the spindle in place. They are at 12 o'clock and 6 o'clock as you look directly at the side of the car.
5
Lift the upper control arm by hand, and the spindle will come free of the control arms. Replace the old spindle with the new lower spindle, then tighten the bolts which secure the spindle in place.
6
Remove the jack, then reinstall the tie rod. Reassemble the brakes onto the new spindle. Bolt the tire onto the car. The procedure is the same for both the driver's and passenger's sides of the car.
Tips & Warnings
If needed, replace the car's ball joints while the front spindle is removed.

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GMC . Hornet Car Alarm Removal Instructions

Car alarms come installed in many new vehicles and are a popular after-market extra. If you have a Hornet car alarm installed in your vehicle that you want to remove, doing so will require finding the alarm control unit. Sometimes it's positioned conveniently under the driver's side dash panel; other times it's embedded in the driver's door panel or hidden deep inside the vehicle. Find this device, and removing your alarm will be easy.
Difficulty:Moderately Easy
Instructions Things You'll Need
Wire cutters
Adjustable wrench
Screwdriver set
Fuse holder

Step by Step :
1
Remove first the negative then the positive leads from your battery, using an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut clamps.
2
Open the fuse box door for your vehicle and, using the chart in your manual or the back of the fuse box cover, remove with a fuse holder the fuse for your Hornet car alarm.
3
Pull the wiring from the back of this fuse slot, and follow it to your alarm control unit, if possible.
4
Locate your control unit and cut all wires leading from it with your wire strippers/cutters.
5
Unscrew any mounting screws holding the alarm in place. Remove the unit from your vehicle.
6
Follow each of the wires that were cut in Step 4 to other locations in the vehicle, such as the ignition, horn, light switch or power locks, and remove the wiring from these locations, if you'd like. This is not a required step.
7
Replace first the positive then the negative leads to your battery. Your Hornet car alarm is removed.
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Cleaning and polishing your Vehicle Let me be clear on the distinction between washing and cleaning and polishing the exterior of a vehicle. Washing, the first of the preceding sections, gets rid of the dirt on the surface. Cleaning and polishing goes a little deeper. As a car gets older, especially if it's exposed to the sun and other elements, the top layers of paint or clear coat begin to fade and oxidize, giving the body a hazy or smoky-looking surface. Regular washing and waxing usually retards this process, but an occasional good cleaning and polishing actually removes tiny scratches and dead paint. When you clean and polish a vehicle that's been painted with acrylic lacquer or enamel, you use special products that actually remove a very thin layer of paint. When this layer goes, so do the scratches, the oxidation, and the thin coat of grime that regular washing doesn't get rid of, leaving even a well-kept vehicle shining with unusual brilliance. With clear-coated vehicles, you want to avoid removing the thin clear-coat layer. See the earlier section called "Clear-coat finishes" for tips on handling this type of surface. To clean and polish a lacquered or enameled car, follow this general sequence: First, wash the car and all its surfaces, as explained in the earlier section "Washing your vehicle." Then use car polish (or a rubbing compound if your car's finish is in really bad shape; see the sidebar "Rubbing compounds" for details) to remove the scratches. Finally, to protect your vehicle from the elements, wax it — instructions are in the next section, "Waxing your vehicle." A variety of cleaning and polishing products are available, including some that combine wax with a car cleaner to reduce the number of steps you have to go through. These combined products are easy to use and work well if the vehicle isn't too filthy, but they can't substitute for a thorough waxing when it comes to long-term protection. Most commercial car-polishing products contain fine particles of abrasive, which effectively remove an infinitely small top layer of paint and grime. For this reason, don't use these products more than once a month. If your car is a dark color or has a delicate lacquer or clear-coat finish, look for a polish or wax/cleaner designed for these finishes that contains chemicals rather than abrasives, because scratches really show up on these finishes. Don't use an abrasive cleaner on chrome or plastic unless the label specifically says that you can. If you do, you run the risk of scratching the surfaces and removing the chrome plating. U 7 8 Part V: He| ing Your Car Look lts Best p Rubbing compounds Whereas most polishes have a mild abrasive action, the abrasives in rubbing compounds are designed to dig a bit deeper into the surface, discard the top layers of paint, and get down to the fresh stuff underneath (assuming that there is any). As a general rule, avoid any polishing preparation that contains such strong abrasives because it can go rightthrough your car's painted finish. However, if your car is in really sad shape, with paint that has faded and dulled to the point that it has little shine, and you're considering painting the car anyway, you may want to try using a rubbing compound to restore the finish before you spring for a paint job. Some cars are painted with acrylic lacquer, or enamel that has a hardener in it, which helps protect the finish and keep the color from fading for a long time. 1041 Car Insurance 2006 ford f150 super cab fx4pickup4d612ft 379694

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Newer cars have clear coats that serve the same purpose. These cars should not require rubbing compound to keep their colors bright; on the contrary, rubbing compound can ruin a clear -coat finish. Rubbing compounds come in fine, medium, and coarse grades. Always try the fine grade first, because the others may be too harsh. The coarse grade removes so much paint that ifs usually used for prefinishing jobs, during which the surface is taken down, restored, and repainted. Use rubbing compound sparingly. Follow the directions on the package and don't bear down too hard. Go easy at first to avoid removing patches of paint that have loosened from the surface, bubbled, or chipped around the edges. You can always apply a bit more elbow grease if your initial efforts prove to be too gentle. Always wax the car after using a rubbing compound—unless, of course, you're going to paint it. Waxinq yow Vehicle If washing removes the surface dirt, and cleaning and polishing removes the dead layers of paint, waxing a vehicle preserves that clean and shiny finish and seals its "pores" against dirt, water vapor, and rust. If water doesn't bead on the surface of the car when it rains or when you hose it down, it needs waxing badly. Don't neglect this step. Even if you use a car-washing product that has wax in it, you must still give most vehicles a thorough waxing at least twice a year, in the spring and fall, to protect them from heavy weather. Nothing is more vital than a thorough wax job if you want to keep your vehicle rust-free and young-looking for years to come. Always be sure to wash the car before you wax it, no matter how clean it looks, to avoid scratching the surface and trapping minute particles of dust. After applying wax or polymer sealant, use a terrycloth towel to break up the hazy surface by rubbing in one direction. Then rub with a cloth diaper in the other direction and bring out the shine. .Chapter 23: Keeping Your Car Clean and Beautiful Electric buffers You may have seen professionals use electric Professional buffing equipment works gently at buffers to apply cleaners and wax and to shine slow speeds to avoid scratching or grinding the a car to a high gloss. Although lambswool pads paint right off the surface. Most of this power are available that can be attached to the shaft equipment requires the light, experienced touch of an electric drill, don't use these, or any other of a professional. high-speed gadgets, to buff or polish your vehicle.

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Again, if you drive a dark-colored vehicle or one with a clear-coat or sensitive lacquer finish, make sure that the cleaners and waxes you use have no abra sives in them. If you're unsure as to whether the finish on your car requires special handling, check your owner's manual or call your dealership for instructions. Unless your vehicle came with specific instructions from the manufacturer, you can choose from a variety of waxes, ranging from combination products (that have both cleaners and wax together) to liquid, soft, and hard waxes. Or you can use a polymer sealant. Here's a closer look at your options: C" Liquid waxes: Generally speaking, liquid waxes are very easy to use but don't last as long as soft or hard waxes, although some of the abrasive-free liquid wax/cleaners specially formulated for cars with delicate finishes are quite effective. Liquid wax is excellent for a touch-up between major waxings or for general use to replace the wax you lose if you wash your car with a wax-free detergent or soap.

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v0 Soft waxes: These are my favorites. Soft waxes are light and fluffy and very easy to apply and remove. My favorite is mixed with a light cleaner and leaves the car shining beautifully. (I don't let this keep me from washing it thoroughly first, however.) Apply these products with the applicator pads provided or with a soft terry rag. Simply wipe on the wax, following the contours of the surface; allow it to dry to a haze; and wipe the haze away. The soft waxes that contain no cleaner are excellent for sealing the surface if you've used an abrasive cleaner or a fine-grade rubbing compound. Because the waxes that contain cleaners usually contain abrasives, do not use them for every car wash or more often than once a month. In between, use the liquid car washes that come with a little wax already in them. Part V: Helping Your Car Look Its Best Hard or paste waxes: These types of waxes provide the most protection and should be used for your semi-annual major wax job. They last longer than anything except polymer preservatives. These waxes are harder to apply and require rubbing and buffing to bring up a high-gloss shine. Always do a small area at a time to avoid letting the wax harden to a point where it's hard to remove. Apply the wax according to the directions on the can with an applicator or soft rag. Use another clean, soft rag to remove it, and use still another clean, soft rag to rub the body all over until it shines. Polymer preservatives: Products that contain polymer substances protect a vehicle more effectively than wax and for longer periods of time. They literally bond with the surface of the paint and prevent it from fading and oxidizing. At the auto supply store, you can buy poly-sealants that are easy to apply and are supposed to protect your car for six months to a year. Polyglycotes: Professionals and auto manufacturers offer polyglycotes that are supposed to last from two to three years. If you want to use one of these products, be sure to wash the car thoroughly and give it a good cleaning and polishing first. Some of these products say that they can be applied over wax, but I prefer to get all the wax off the car before applying them. When the surface is really clean, shiny, and dry, apply the protective coating, following the directions on the label. Make sure that it gets into all the little crevices around the trim and on the painted metal inner surfaces of the doors and deck lid. Because I'm a fairly cautious person, I still inspect my car regularly for rust to make sure that this miracle stuff is really doing its job. Cleaning, l/aur Engine Many car owners never bother to deal with the dirt under the hood on the assumption that what you can't see can't hurt you. Although it's true that only people who exhibit show cars or are compulsively fastidious set much store by having the engine area constantly at its pristine best, there are practical reasons for removing a gross accumulation of grease, oil, gasoline, and dirt from under the hood and for making an effort to keep things under control from then on. Engines are made of metal and depend on rubber hoses and gaskets and wiring if they are to work properly. Because all the aforementioned baddies

GMC . What is the cause of my power door locks and radio volume not to work?

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can cause rust to form or can seriously deteriorate nonmetal parts and wiring, keeping the under-the-hood area as clean as possible is a good idea. If the area under the hood of your vehicle is beginning to look grubby, get a rag and wipe off as much of the dirt and grease as you can. If the situation has reached the unspeakable stage, I strongly urge you to have a professional steam-clean the area. .Chapter 23: Keeping Your Car Clean and Beautiful Although engine degreasers are available at auto supply stores and coin-operated steam-cleaning facilities at do-it-yourself car wash centers, I don't recommend that you try either of these alternatives for the following reason: Most engine cleaners and degreasers must be washed off thoroughly — usually with a hose — and there's a risk that moisture will penetrate the distributor cap and prevent the engine from starting. The steam produced by the steam cleaners is even more insidious. There have been cases where a car started and went home, only to fail to start the following morning after the moisture from the steam had condensed. That's why I urge you to have your engine cleaned professionally if it's too dirty to wipe clean yourself. When the job is done, you should be able to keep it in good condition by wiping off the area every now and then. If you're planning to sell your vehicle, think twice about having the engine area cleaned. Although cleaning certainly spiffs up the under-the-hood area, potential buyers may assume that it was done to obliterate signs of unsuccessful surgery on the engine. If, in spite of my warnings, you're determined to do the job yourself, here are some tips:

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