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The rear wiper on my jeep....?
Oh, yeah--better put the calipers, and the wheels back on the car before you drive it! (Yes, I know you're probably intelligent enough to know that, but someday, someone is going to be sued for not giving a warning like that, and I don't want it to be me.)
Engine won't turn over on my car?
It depends upon how much city driving you do, and your driving style. Normally 2-3 years. However, if you stop and start alot, or if you ride your brakes that is much shorter.Can I drive my truck to an auto repair shop if the water pump is out? Or how far can I drive it?
Until they wear out..........depends on how you drive and how good of brake parts they are. usually theyll last for about 40 thousand miles but its a good habit to check them out often.
You did not specify the kind of car - and it does vary by manufacturer. However, from experience, I would say that front wheel brake pads last anywhere between 10,000 and 40,000 miles. Rear wheel brake pads always last significantly longer: 40,000 to 100,000 miles.
Nissan Maxima 1989 nothing blowing out of vents.?
On more expensive cars, a sensor is in the front brake pads that will give you a warning on your dashboard indicating that the pads are almost worn out. When that warning light comes on, you will have 1000 to 2000 miles left before the pads will be completely gone. So get your brake pads inspected / replaced soon after the warning light comes on.
what is the difference between strut bars and shocks? and what do sway bars do?
On less expensive cars that do not include these sensors, you should ask your mechanic to inspect the brake pads every 10,000 miles or so. He can tell you about how much of the pads are left. A good time to have the inspection is when you have your tires rotated. It is a visual inspection that does not require the removal of any parts except the wheel - and normally they do not charge you for this inspection if you are already paying for the tire rotation.
Car problems...car will not drive smooth?
Finally, if you let your brake pads completely wear out, you will hear a screeching sound every time you brake. This is a metal on metal sound causing damage to your brake rotors and system. You should immediately stop using the car and have the brake system repaired (when you get to this stage of wear, the repair will be a lot more expensive than just replacing the brake pads.)
It depends on your big fat foot.....ha ha lol
really it depends.............. :)
How is the fuse for rear brake lights on a saturn 2002 SL2 labeled?
They have whats called indicators. The squealing noise you hear when you push on the brake means its time to change them.Depending on your driving habits. But usually to be safe anywhere from 1-2 years.
What is the difference between Dry and Wet NOS systems?
It depends of what kind of car are you driving, how are you driving, what kind of brake pads do you have ...But let say approximately 30.000-45.000
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