15 November 2003. Announcement: Light Emitting Diode (LED) Intensification Breakthrough in New Zealand laboratory. Using ultra-small electronic componentry to intensify (make brighter)the ubiquitous LED, the LED output can be increased by up to four times without blowing them up as would be expected when you shove too much voltage into

In article <d8ckrv0i0eaprgkho24gp02sr7kr9feqhg@4ax.com>, Steve wrote: As I understand it, the groups that take donations of cars take them running or not. They then decide if they are worth fixing or not. End result at the worst they take the proceeds of scraping it to fund their activities.

12V-5 watt bulb, cold, 2.6 ohms. 10 watt bulb, cold, 1.6 ohms. Do not forget that the resistance goes up as the filament gets hot, usually a factor of about 10 times on a 12v bulb. You have to use a meter setup that applies the 12v to the bulb and actually measures the current accurately, then you can use ohms law to determine what the hot resistance is going to be of the bulb.

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Example: New 2004 truck on dealer's lot: $26,000 From Edmunds.com MSRP $26,000 Manufacture's Invoice $19,000 TMV ("True Market Value" or what people are paying for vehicle on average) $22,000 Then out comes the newspaper ad with:

I have a 99 Cavalier with a very slow leak of water. I first thought it was washer fluid but I traced it to a small black tank near the washer fluid tank. After searching the internet I found it is the lower part of the air intake assembly. The tank is part of a larger part called the air inlet duct. My question is why would there be water leaking from this? Is it normal? Is it causing harm so it should be replaced? Thanks.

Godamnit! I was just windexing my windows this morning upon discovery of two pinhole sized fissures in the windshield from that long trip down I5. From what I remember twice something from those big rigs flew up and hit the windshield making a noise. A pebble? A piece of road debris? And so now the glass windshield has something to show for it. I should be thankful that there are no obvious cracks but i'm still irritable by the fact...

2002 Pontiac Sunfire, Silver, 5 Speed, auto start. Take over lease of $297/month. 1 month free. 40500km. 80k allotted for term of lease. $5900 buyback. Lease ends Feb.2006. Call John (613) 228-2293. ~ Ottawa, Ontario

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My 94 Buick LeSabre stalls at low RPMs. If I don't let it idle for too long (more than 30 seconds or so) it will continue to run. After driving for couple of minutes at 40, 50 mph or so, it usualy will take more time to stall or start to hesitate. If I have to stop and go within short distance it will stall or start to hesitate sooner. Recently, I installed new spark plugs and wires, air filter is OK. I replaced the Crankshaft sensor but the problem continues. I have a ACTRON ScanTool CP-9110...

Hello, Found info on autozone: "For your 1995 GEO PRIZM: CAPACITY - ANTIFREEZE NEEDED 7/8 GALLONS FOR A 50/50 MIX " So, 50/50 you need 7/8's gallons of coolant, therefore you must have a 14/8's gallon capacity. Ah.... divide sqrt 3, no.... carry 1, so 7/4 so => 1gallon 3quarts, or just 7 quarts max capacity. Ah do the math

I just tinted my windows on my '04 G35 Coupe....but now my drivers side windows screetches when I roll it up. It only screetches when the windows is almost fully up....only when there is about a 2 or 3 inches left to roll up then it starts screetching. It leaves these scuff marks on the inside and outside of the window where it screetches. I tried rolling up and down several times and cleaning the scuffs each time (thinking maybe the tint glue got on the lining for the window and is sticking...

I just got a new set of tires. When I took a look at them this past weekend, I noticed something. The arrows on the sidewall off the tires don't all point forward. On the driver's side, they point forward, but on the passenger side, they point backwards. This isn't right .... right? Mike mikechiu@overlunch.com

well, 2 things : 1- 10% thickness left on the pads is more than due for changing the pads. New pads have app 9mm thickness. Min thickness specified is 1.6 mm. If you have 10% left you must have app 2-3 mm left. Time for change. Else you might ruin your rotors which are much more expensive than pads. Besides, pads wear faster as they get thinner. Reason: there is less material to absorb and dissipate heat generated from friction. 2- $280 is high. The mech must have included calipers, rotors...

2002 Pontiac Sunfire, Silver, 5 Speed, auto start. Take over lease of $297/month. 1 month free. 40500km. $5900 buyback. Call John 228-2293.

My car had an aftermarket stereo installed. As usual, the installer hacked the harness, spliced the wires, and taped it up. How can I be sure the speakers were wired in phase. The polarity on the speakers is not labelled. The wire leads are the same colour. Is there a test you can do with a VOM meter? Thank you

Hi, I have a 69' MGB with two 6V-batteries. Just purchased a "Accumate battery charger and conditioner 6v and 12 v use" Can I charge both batteries at the same time using 12V ? ( 6v + 6v is 12 right ? ) Or do I have to charge one at the time ? Do I have to disconnect them from the car while charging?

My Autoway story. Don't buy from them or this could happen to you. This was my 3rd and LAST purchase from Nissan and/or Autoway. Once they have the money you are SOL. 8/23/2003 Saturday 5:00pm (purchase date of car) - While inspecting the 2004 Nissan Sentra at Autoway Nissan of Brandon, two ¼" X 1", scratches where identified on the bumper and a mis-stitch on the passenger seat. After waiting 20 minutes for Sales Manager to inspect, he apologized and agreed to repair and provide a rental car...

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Hello everyone, I am about to receive my first 'Firmenwagen' and the decision has come down to the two models in the subject. Of course the BMW is more costly, but then it also has a few extra horses under the hood. Overall (for me) this is a very tough decision. :-) Has anyone of you been in a similar situation? Has anyone of you some helpful advice to offer on the matter?