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Assenmacher Specialty Tools 6300 12 Point Socket/Bit Set for Volkswagen/Porsche - 7 Piece List Price: $95.64 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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6300 XL-14 - for R and R of late model Eurovan axle shafts and ball joints 6300 XL-8 - for R and R of axle shaft bolts on VW Beetle, Jetta TDI and older VW/Audi models 6300 XL-10 - for R and R of axle shaft bolts on 1999-2005 VW Passat and Golf 6300 X-16 - for R and R of manual transmission drain plug and VW Touareg and Porsche Cayenne brake caliper bolts 6300 X-12 - for R and R of axle shaft bolts on 1999-2005 VW Jetta (gas) and rear toe adjustment on 1999 and later Audi A6 6300 X-14 - for R and R of Audi TT differential bracket and for bell housing bolts with tight clearance on various VW models 3424 - spreader for assisting R and R of strut housing on newer VW and Audi TT Packaged in a blow molded case. |
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1/35 Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf. G "Afrika Korps" With bonus German figure set "Deutsche Afrika Korps", value added brake cooling air-intake cover, smoke candle rack, photo-etched parts for Jerry can rack on turret top and magic track List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $22.35 |
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1/35 Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf. G "Afrika Korps" With bonus German figure set "Deutsche Afrika Korps", value added brake cooling air-intake cover, smoke candle rack, photo-etched parts for Jerry can rack on turret top and magic track (Orange Series) |
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1/35 Pz.Kpfw.Iii Ausf.E/F(2 in1) w/Value-Added Brake Cooling Air-Intake Cover, Smoke Candle Rack, Magic Tracks, Bonus German Winter's Onset Figure Set List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $26.80 |
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Photo Jigsaw Puzzle of Mercedes-Benz SLR from Car Photo Library Sale Price: $24.99 |
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Photo Puzzle, Mercedes-Benz SLR. car, Mercedes-Benz, SLR, 722, McLaren, German, Germany, Europe, European, black, 2007, 2000s, current, contemporary, sports, car, cars, sportscar, supercar,. Chosen by Car Photo Library. 10x14 Photo Puzzle with 252 pieces. Packed in black cardboard box of dimensions 5 5/8 x 7 5/8 x 1 1/5. Puzzle image 5x7 affixed to box top. Puzzle pieces printed on RA4 paper at 300 dpi. This item is shipped from our American lab. |
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Ford Ranger Pick-Ups,1993-2005 (Haynes Repair Manual) List Price: $22.95 Sale Price: $42.15 |
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Haynes repair Manual Based on Complete tear down and rebuild for Ford Ranger Pick Ups ALl Modela 1993 thru 2005 also includes 1994-2005 Mazda B2300, B2500,B3000 and B4000 |
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Volkswagen Passat, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002: Service Manual, 1.8L Turbo, 2.8L V6, 4.0L W8; including Wagon and 4-Motion List Price: $109.95 Sale Price: $117.00 |
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The Volkswagen Passat Service Manual: 1998-2002 covers VW Passat models built on the "B5" platform. This manual has been prepared using selected factory service information with the added benefit of suggestions, tips and clarification of various procedures. Bentley repair manuals provide clear and comprehensive service and repair procedures. If you're looking for better understanding of your Volkswagen Passat look no further than Bentley Publishers. Features: -Maintenance procedures: from oil changes to ribbed belt replacement. - Engine and cylinder head service, including timing belt and camshaft replacement. - Component testing, removal and installation for engine lubrication, cooling, and exhaust systems - Turbocharger service, removal and installation, and intercooler components - Fuel supply system service, including fuel pump delivery volume test, electrical checks, EVAP system, as well as mechanical and electronic throttle control (E-gas) - Fuel injection and ignition system component identification, electrical testing, technical data, and throttle valve control module adaptation using the factory scan tool - Drivetrain maintenance, troubleshooting, adjustment and repair, including hydraulic clutch, gearshift linkage, drive axles, and driveshaft (4MOTION models) removal and installation - Repair information for ABS brake systems and mechanical hydraulic brake components - Front and all wheel drive suspension systems, including struts, wheel bearings, CV joints, stabilizer bar, multi-link components, wheel alignment specifications and steering system - Interior and exterior body equipment, trim panels, airbags, bumpers, doors, hood, lids, lights, instrument panel/dashboard, sunroof, seatbelts, and seats. - Heating and air conditioning repair, including A/C electrical component replacement, compressor, fresh air blower, sensors, and vacuum hose layout. - Wiring schematics, component locations, and a general explanation of electrical circuitry. - Volkswagen OBD II diagnostic trouble codes section, including SAE and manufacturer defined P-codes. - Comprehensive Volkswagen factory tolerances, wear limits, adjustments, and tightening torques that youve come to expect from Bentley manuals. - Reinforced sewn binding for greater durability Engines covered - 1.8L gasoline (engine code AEB, ATW, AUG, AWM) - 2.8L gasoline (engine code AHA, ATQ) - 4.0L gasoline (W8) (engine code BDP) Transmissions covered - 5-speed Manual (transmission codes: 012, 01W) - 01M 5-speed Automatic (transmission code 01V) |
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Lisle 24610 Spill-Free Funnel List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $19.27 |
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Features and Benefits Enables unattended filling of the cooling system Saves time and eliminates spills and mess An additional adapter and threaded cap have been added to the set to fit screw on style adapters found on many newer GM vehicles Eliminates trapped air pockets which usually cause erratic cooling system and heater performance Fits most domestic and import cars and light trucksThe Spill Free Funnel is used to fill coolant into the cooling system. It controls the proper amount of coolant entering system and enables unattended filling of the cooling system. The funnel eliminates squeaky belts caused by coolant overflow and protects the environment. Angled neck allows use on radiator caps that are placed at an angle. Protects the environment. Supersedes Lisle #22150. |
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Cool-Trak 311519 Coolant Testing Strips - Set of 50 List Price: $9.95 Sale Price: $7.79 |
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Coolant Test StripsCoolTrak Coolant Test Strips offer a fast, easy and reliable way to test engine coolant effectiveness. With one simple dip, you can determine an engine's protection against freeze-up, boil-over and acid buildup with a highly effective pH test.CoolTrak's coolant pH chemistry gives you more knowledge regarding engine coolant condition. In 15 seconds, CoolTrak measures coolant freezepoint, boilpoint and pH levels of 6, 7, 7.5, 8 and 11. This new chemistry will help you detect acid buildup, which can cause leaks and damage to the water pump, head gasket and other cooling system components. You can also use CoolTrak to determine when to send coolant for recycling and to check recycled coolant for effectiveness.CoolTrak has been proven effective with the US military and has been approved for use by the U.S. Postal Service and municipal vehicle maintenance centers across the country. The test works with both ethylene and propylene glycol-based coolants. It is not recommended for use with any type of red or orange dyed coolants. The strips use the same reliable technology originally developed and used in the medical diagnostics industry.Features: Test freeze & boil point. Test for acid corrosion. Works in 15 seconds. True measure of alkalinity. 50 strips per bottle. |
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Automobiles do not usually have stale, unpleasant odors but many drivers are often bothered and annoyed when they turn on the car's cooling system and those musty, stale air conditioning odors rush out of the vents. It is actually quite common for people to turn on air conditioning units and notice stale odors for the first 3-5 minutes
Usually after several moments of air conditioning odors, the unpleasant smell will simply fade away. Sometimes this peculiar odor will remain as long as the air conditioner is on and the fan is blowing. Even fairly new cars are not immune from the stale and annoying odors that very often accompany the cool breeze from your car's air conditioner. While not a health hazard, these odors can be very unpleasant. Most people want a safe and easy way to rid their vehicles of the scent.
A basic review of the air conditioner system in a car is necessary in order to develop a better understanding of how and why unpleasant air conditioning odors occur. You can also find out how to get rid of the odors with a little elbow grease and disinfectant. This tip might help you prevent future occurrences of this same problem.
When an auto's air conditioner is started, the compressor pump has to push the coolant through the hoses and coils to the condenser. The condenser is easy to find and is located in front of the radiators.
This is the place where the coolant product is actually cooled and is changed into liquid form. The liquid in the condenser is then pulled through tubes and hoses to the auto's evaporator unit. The evaporator unit is found in the ac heater housing unit. At this junction, the fluid will be changed into a gas and the heat from the evaporator unit is absorbed by this gas.
The air has almost constant water vapors that are present and this creates condensation on the newly cooled vents of the evaporator unit. This is the same thing that occurs when you take a cool jar from your refrigerator and place it on the table. The difference in temperature creates a layer of water, or condensation on the outside of the jar.
The condensed water is what traps the dirt and dust from the air as it is moving through the vents of the evaporator unit and blowing into the car to cool the passengers. Ordinarily you would expect this dirty water to drip into the bottom pan of the air conditioning and heater-housing unit. You always see this fluid dripping and puddling beneath cars in parking lots, especially during those hot, summer months.
Whenever a car is being driven it will encounter a dirty environment. You can count on some of the dirt, dust and other pollutants to end up caught in the bottom pan of this housing unit. This is not a totally air tight piece of machinery. This dirt and dust will also coat the evaporator unit, particularly on the tiny vents. These vents lead into the interior of your vehicle and as the air begins to blow through the system, and over these vents, you smell and inhale all of the air conditioning odors from the dirty water and whatever is in the water.
With a mixture of a dark warm environment, water, and dirt, you have a perfect place for fungi, bacteria, mold, and mildew. It is the dirty water and these microbes that are responsible for those air conditioning odors that you dislike. Your air conditioning unit is almost an innocent party; its only fault is trying to keep you cool.
There are some ways for you to clean and disinfect the units and thereby get rid of the air conditioning odors:
You can remove the entire housing unit and clean it yourself with disinfectant solutions.
You can opt to take the car to a professional mechanic and hire him to do this for you.
You can also just use a spray disinfectant solution and try to spray this into the complete interior of the housing unit. This auto AC disinfectant is available at almost all auto shops and all of the dealerships now carry it. If you will also clean the evaporating unit, you will help decrease or remove the odor and this one little project may help your air conditioner perform better. When you clean those vents on the evaporating unit this often allows better airflow and more efficient cooling.
Spray the disinfectant into the housing unit by aiming through the visible opening where the blower motor is mounted upon the resistor block. Your car's resistor block must be unbolted from the mount to get to the opening, but leave the block and the wiring connected. You must make sure to keep the blower motor running while you are doing the disinfecting. This is important to allow the spray to disinfect the system. Make sure to get the disinfectant into the housing and on the evaporator unit. Do not spray any of the solution onto any hot motor parts.
Use your vent fans or household portable fans to keep the interior of your car well ventilated during the time that you are actively applying the disinfectant. You want to get all of the disinfectant and the residue out and blown away. Let the car sit for about 5-10 minutes and then thoroughly wash and rinse all around the housing with at least 3-4 L of clean water. You will need to spray this water through that same opening. At this point, you can turn off your fans and put your resistor block back in its proper place.
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The New Cool Way To Drive
Instead of driving fast, driving enthusiasts are turning to another “cool” method of driving. No, not drifting and not drag racing... hypermiling. Hypermiling is defined as a driving technique that maximizes fuel economy. I am going to go over the positives and the possible negatives of driving with these techniques, and also how to use hypermiling in your every day driving!
First, I am going to teach you how to drive like the “professional” hypermilers. One guy is achieving nearly 59 miles per gallon on average in his Honda Accord... a car that is supposed to get 27 in the city and 34 on the highway. I bet you’re wishing you knew how to do this after hearing that aren’t you? He has slashed his fuel bill in half... something us normal drivers only dream of!
To hypermile, you are going to need to drive like a total menace. You are going to irritate a LOT of people, and you are going to be very selfish. The first thing you are going to need to do is turn off all the luxuries that you use in your car. Air conditioner, never again can that be turned on, defroster, seat heaters, etc. Next, you are going to need to learn how to use cruise control to your advantage. Turn it on when you are going up hills and on flat land, and turn it off when going down hills. Also, you are going to need to turn your engine off at stop lights and if you want, when you are rolling down hills.
Remember, most cars shut their power steering off when you turn the engine off. Another thing that you can do is brake MUCH LESS. Let off the accelerator much sooner than you would normally. You don’t need to brake to stop at a red light... If you can time it correctly you can coast right up to the red light. This saves a lot of not necessary acceleration. You should never go faster than fifty five miles per hour, and you should never accelerate to 55 in less than 20 seconds. With these couple methods you should be able to increase your mileage by at least ten.
The good things about this is that you will save a lot of money, you will cause a lot less wear on your cars parts (brakes, engine, and transmission), and you will be able to brag about your cars awesome mileage whenever you fill up! But then there’s the negatives.
By turning off your vehicle down hills and at stop lights, you are going to become a lot more susceptible to accidents or fender-benders. If your car is off at a stop light, someone behind you might see your brake lights off and think you are about to accelerate and they will accelerate when they notice that. This could cause a rear-end collision which will put a burden on you. The accident could be a lot worse when going down a hill.
Since you are slowing down while going because your car is off yet your brake lights aren’t on the person behind you could rear end you. Another problem with hypermiling is that you are going to cause a lot of drivers to be very angry with you. This isn’t that big of a deal but it could endanger other people on the road because the angry driver will now have road rage for the next ten to fifteen minutes.
Don’t let these people stop you though. If you are short on money because the economy is so bad, go ahead and use these techniques to save a couple bucks here and there. Personally, I try not to use these methods that often because I drive a Civic which gets nearly 40 miles to the gallon already, which is good enough for me! Another cool thing about hypermiling is that it is very easy to do and will relieve you of a lot of stress. Sometimes seeing all the angry drivers is actually kind of funny because of how stressed out they are. Go ahead and give hypermiling a try if you want to save a few bucks.
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Insurance $ amount per month for a scooter?
Wondering if anyone has a guess from past experience or knowledge.....of how much insurance would be for a scooter with the specs. below per month on avg....lets say in wisconsin
Engine:
Single Cylinder, 4 Stroke,150cc, Air Cooled
Dry Weight:
205 lbs.
Wheels:
Aluminum
Speed:
60+ Mph
Transmission System:
4-Speed Automatic Transmission
Ignition Type:
CDI
Clutch:
Dry Centrifugal
Maximum Power:
6.5 kw /7500 rpm
Battery:
12 volt
Dimensions:
(LxWxH): 74" x 29 x 41 "
Seat Height:
30"
Wheel Base:
51"
Ground Clearance:
4"
Brakes:
Front Hydraulic Disc Brake
Suspension:
Rear Mono Shock
Fuel Efficiency:
65-70 Miles per Gallon
Fuel Capacity:
2 gallons
Engine Oil Capacity:
650ml SAE20W/50
Max Load :
275 lbs.
Battery:
12V 7A
Other Features:
PARTS & SERVICE MANUAL, Remote Start and kill, Rear Disc Brakes, Alarm, Headlight), Free Rear Carrier
"yeah like 3 feet high napoleon"
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So much depends on your driving record, age, location (not just state). I pay about $80 per year but I have a 80cc scooter.Just call whomever has you insured now, if they don't handle motorcycles/scooters they will know who does.
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