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I need some photoshop work done here, I sill pay but I want only the highest quality that looks almost real. Above is a picture of the car, I would like the following wheels photoshopped onto the car.

Neither.

Art Bell was cool. He's not on anymore.

The first one works better than the third one IMO. But yeah, use flash.

I didn't think I had a MAP sensor. I thought it used only the MAF to figure out how much fuel to put in. Apparently I do. But I remember when the MAP sensor went bad on our 01 wrangler (same engine as the 4.0 Grand Cherokee) it did similar things.

Also, if we elect Hillary to the presidency, there will be NO GTA Games in the US. She is very against these games.

Guns n Roses - Patience

Jet - Skin n' Bones

My MAP was directed at drafter. Our 2001 Wrangler that we had had a MAP sensor go out (along with a million other things, that was a lemon fo sho). I don't think the Taurus uses MAP. I really do think my problem is a bad injector though. I smell raw gas on starts too. And it's an 01 with 49100 miles. I would like to add that I'm just wondering what it is for piece of mind. The car runs good and I get great gas mileage. So I can't complain about it really.

Probably the best bet would be go to Dlink's website. Usually, it is similar on all of the home routers. There should be a link to forward ports after you log in.

Does it have an electronically controlled throttle? Might not be opening the throttle or opening it too much. What about a MAP sensor? Might not know how much air it has and can't get the air/fuel ratio right.

Audacity is the best program out there for this.

I like that engine, some people think it's slow. Speaking of engines, Detroit Diesel 2 strokes have THE BEST sound ever

Actually just did about all that can be done for a tuneup. But the spark timing is a little early and when I turn the car off it doesn't hold any fuel pressure. So I turn the car off and all of the fuel in the line sprays into the intake manifold. The spark plug fires before it is supposed to and burns the fuel before it is supposed to. I think it's kinda cool though. Especially if I get it at the right time, it's pretty audible.

Why does my car backfire everytime it starts? It's either a leaky injector or a timing problem.

300I6 > *

Agreed

Hillary is bad, Bill is bad. 9/11 could have been avoided if Bill did his job.

I change mine every 25k, or about 2 years. With my next paycheck, I'm hoping to change mine. And a lot of time, deposits and stuff are keeping the transmission together. The detergents in the new fluid will eat up the deposits that are keeping it going.

202k out any auto transmission would be respectable. I wouldn't be too trusting of an automatic transmission with that many miles. And if the fluid has never been changed, it might be a bad idea to change it. I've read a lot whrere people change their transmission fluid at like 150k miles and it stops working in like 2 weeks.

I just had some spicy bean stew. Got spicy tomatoes, chili peppers, green peppers ... and of course I topped it off with Tabasco. My nose is still running but damn it was good.

I agree you with Chrysler's quality, or lack of. I have seen some pretty bad Chrysler vehicles lately. Chrysler or Dodge doesn't have any vehicles that appeal to me at the moment. The Magnum isn't a bad design, it's actually somewhat decent. The dodge trucks have the Cummins, which I think is the best diesel out there in pickups - Cummins > Powerstroke > Duramax. Mercury doesn't seem to be upscale more, but it seems to be more marketed to members of the female species ... don't know why, but it just seems that way. Would it keep me from driving a Mercury - no. If I could get the same exact vehicle with a Mercury badge for less than the Ford equivalent, I would go with the Mercury. GM isn't my favorite, but they do have a few vehicles that I do like. Buick LuCerne and LaCrosse, Impala SS, Tahoe and Suburban ... their trucks since around 00 never impressed me, the quality went down. I can't really rant on Ford ... yes Ford does build bland vehicles, but I like bland vehicles somewhat. I am not happy that the Expedition has a 4 wheel independent suspension (at least the Tahoe and Suburban have a solid axle - a MUST in any sort of truck/SUV application), and the same goes for the Explorer and Sport Trac. The Ranger is due for an update, but it is a cheap and proven design. A ranger with the 3.0 Vulcan V6 will run for a couple hundred thousand miles provided it doesn't have an early death (wreck, rust)

Since I said I didn't want a girlfriend, the roomate assumed that I wanted a boyfriend. Which was also incorrect. He thought I was gay (correct) but also thought I wanted to be with someone (incorrect).

Yep, read it in the book and proved it in this video.