Kia Sportage, I rented one when I was in Alaska in the winter and it was great in the snow. Also, plenty of room to haul around your friends and stuff.

Metalhead--for the top
play it loud-- for the bottom

It is possible i am misunderstanging your terminology but it sounds like you have a cracked head gasket. If there is any watery bubbles when you check your oil than i would be positive. if not it might be the water pump, in either case it is very important to take this to a mechanic.

try telling all those you know to not say "god bless you " when you sneeze. do they hope god will bless you, do they think saying it will make it happen, did it happen because they said it. who knows. but it is a polite thing to do just like saying that they hope they helped. i wouldnt advise you to try to tell people not to be polite mostly because it is not very polite.
hope you're confused.

aerovan or aerostar? the ammount of current a starter draws off of a battery will vary between 200 to 350 amps in ideal weather. the condition of the brushes against the fly wheel is what may cause this number to vary. if the brushes are worn or the flywheel is warped this can cause it too draw more current than is recommended but unless the starter is totally worn too much current should not be an issue.

as far as ammeters are concerned you would have to shop around, i would google it and see.

not to be repetative but the fuel filter in not related to the transmission. if your car start up, idles,and you can press the gas and rev up the engine with it in park (or neutral for a stick) the fuel filter is just fine. if this is a stick shift and you are having problems shifting in and out of gears, try pumping the clutch. if pumping the clutch allows some minimal movement with shifting you probably have a leak in the clutch system. you can check this. there is a little resovoir under the hood next to where the brake fluid is. the is the cluctch slave cylinder. pop open the top. if it is not full poor a little dot 3 brake fluid in there to top it off. if you clutch immediately starts working you have a leak in you clutch system somewhere...good luck.

your a new driver...i would suggest a pick-up you inve in ND so i would reccomend 4 wheel drive. but mostly i would recomend something that fits in your budget. how much money you got? that more than anything is going to tell you what kind of vehicle you will end up driving

Mystics right about the acidity of birdstuff but whether damage happens depends more on the condition of your cars paint. If you have a newer car with paint in good-excellent condition the bird stuff will have a hard time getting through the wax and or clear coat. But if your paint is several years old and starting to oxidize the bird stuff will eat into to it much as mystic says. if you drive a beater car with an old paint job the bird stuff wont discolor the paint anymore than the sun already has so you wont notice anything. your best bet is to clean it off within a few days(4) if you think your car falls into the middle category.

i am a work in progress but i pay close attention to everything. I feel it is a good thing to share the knowledge i have acquired in my travels to anyone asking and it brings me pleasure to do so. i have lived in California, Alaska, Idaho, and New Mexico and been married and divorced. I have no children of my own but have fostered several .

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