Coming soon to US vehicles: Cameras to replace side mirrors, headlights that 'talk'

 Coming soon to US vehicles: Cameras to replace side mirrors, headlights that 'talk

Warmup for the first question for March 2023

 

John owns a 2005 Tahoe. He had the anti-freeze tested in October and the shop said it was fine. The Tahoe did great until he took the family to Florida for a vacation. Something happened there related to the antifreeze and it cost him 5,000 dollars. More to the story to be posted on March 1st.

ChatGbt is not good for everything. It didn't far well to last month's question !

 

Wendy always dreamed of living in Dallas, she left her childhood love with a note and moved from her hometown to Waco Texas, and a year later she received flowers with a note that said this is Austin and I still love you. She packed her bags put the flowers and the note in her 2005 Jeep Wrangler, took off for the short trip back to Dallas, and this cost her over $7000.00 why?

Based on the information provided, it is unclear why Wendy's trip back to Dallas would have cost her over $7000.00. It's possible that there were unexpected expenses during the trip, such as car repairs or lodging costs, but without more information it's difficult to say for sure. It's also worth noting that the cost of living and travel expenses can vary greatly depending on individual circumstances and location, so it's possible that the cost for Wendy's trip back to Dallas was unusually high for her specific situation.

Artificial Intellegence ChatGPT(Generative Pre-trained Transformer) Gives an explanation on how to change spark plugs

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 Changing spark plugs is an important part of maintaining a car's engine. Over time, spark plugs can become corroded or worn out, leading to decreased performance and efficiency. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to change spark plugs in an engine: Gather the necessary tools: You'll need a spark plug socket, a ratchet, an extension bar, and a spark plug gapping tool. Locate the spark plugs: Open the hood of your car and locate the spark plugs. They are typically found near the top of the engine and are connected to thick wires. Remove the spark plug wire: Use a twisting motion to remove the spark plug wire from the top of the spark plug. Be careful not to pull on the wire itself as it can be damaged. Remove the old spark plug: Use the spark plug socket and extension bar to loosen the old spark plug. Turn it counterclockwise until it's loose enough to be removed by hand. Be careful not to damage the threads. Check the gap: Use the spark plug gapping tool to check the gap of the new spark plug. The gap is the distance between the center electrode and the ground electrode. Refer to the car's manual for the correct gap measurement. Install the new spark plug: Insert the new spark plug by hand and tighten it clockwise using the spark plug socket and ratchet. Do not over-tighten as this can damage the threads. Reconnect the spark plug wire: Push the spark plug wire onto the top of the new spark plug until you hear a click. Repeat for all spark plugs: Repeat steps 3-7 for each of the remaining spark plugs. Test the engine: Start the engine and listen for any changes in the sound or performance. If everything sounds good, you've successfully changed the spark plugs. In conclusion, changing spark plugs is a straightforward task that can be done with a few basic tools. Regularly changing the spark plugs in your car can improve its performance and extend the life of the engine. If you're unsure about changing the spark plugs yourself, it's always a good idea to consult a professional mechanic.

Two Sides of a Fuel Pump

Warmup for the 2nd question for the Month of Feb 2023

 

It was Valentine's Day and Wendy always dreamed of living in Dallas, she left her childhood love with a note and moved from her hometown to Waco Texas, and a year later she received flowers with a note that said this is Austin and I still love you. She packed her bags put the flowers and the note in her 2005 Jeep Wrangler, took off for the short trip back to Dallas. Little did she know that the trip would cost her more then she expected!

What the Service Manuel Doesn't Tell You

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NGK ShopSquad Free to join! Training Classes etc.

Warmup for 1st question of the Month Feb 2023

Bill was driving his 2017 toyota camry a little too fast, he topped the hill and blue lights came on, he pulled over, put the car in park, removed his wallet and waited for the officer. The policeman came over looked inside and said sir you have been weaving all over the road and I want to know why? The rest of the story to be posted on jan 15th!

Preventing salt from damaging your car

  

 

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A rarity to find this book if still available!

 The only known book the talk radio show host ever did! About the Author: For  over 26 years David Solomon did a syndicated weekly radio show out of Maryland

 

Nutz-Boltz-Automotive-Survival-Guide published 1997

Warmup for the 2nd Question for the Month of Jan 2023

 

Bob was with his friend on a 21 ft boat in the middle of the lake, where the water was 50ft deep. Bob did something that defies imagination. More to the story when it's posted on Jan 15th!

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Warming up your vehicle in cold weather

 

 

 What's wrong with this Assessment on warming up your car?

Warmup for 1st question of the new year!

Bill owns a 2010 volvo S40 T5 that had a nail go through the sidewall of one of his tires. it had to be replaced and Bill loved those tires so much he bought the same tire bran new and put it on. This was the beginning of his problem. The rest of the story to be posted on Jan 1st new years day!

Blast from the past: Remember this show?

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Twas The Night Before Christmas- Video version- By Mike nixon

Blast from the past! Ode to Santa and the Economy

Ah it's Christmas time again, and it wouldn't be Christmas without a story about Santa. Enjoy.

Ode to Santa and the Economy by Gonzo 2010

There goes Santa, running for his sleigh;
He’s gotta run fast to get away.

You see, the economy has struck the North Pole as well;
The elves are on strike, and his wife is giving him hell.

Now when Santa makes his appearance at the department stores;
It’s not just for all those little kids anymore.

He’s not going to make a whole lot of stops;
‘Cause look out Santa… here comes the cops.

So off he goes, in the middle of the night;
To find those gifts, and get out of sight.

There’s Santa, flying far into the night;
Carrying all those gifts, on his yearly flight.

With all the alarms blaring and the police giving chase;
Santa will be long gone, without leaving a trace.

He has to be quick to have it done by Christmas Eve;
So many gifts and so many places to be…

The presents will all be wrapped, and the tags will be off;
That’s because Old Santa is very careful, not to get caught.

So look for your present on Christmas day;
(Just keep hush-hush if it’s from Santa, OK.)

Now, I don’t know if Old Saint Nick will stop at your house, or not;
But if he does … … … … … THOSE GIFTS ARE HOT ! !

PEACE ON EARTH, GOOD WILL TO ALL
MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! ! !

What is it? For Dec 15 2022

Can you identify what this is? Post your answers to the blog.