Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts

Friday, May 17, 2013

One Quick Police Force

The Dubai Police Force has introduced a new exotic into it's line up.They already have Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari FF, and Chevrolet Camaro police cars in its fleet


From: http://wot.motortrend.com/to-protect-and-impress-bugatti-veyron-joining-dubai-police-fleet-368453.html#axzz2Ta3H9KmA

Friday, April 19, 2013

CarTown-EX Free Gift Box,300,000 Fans


From the CarTown _ EX fan page on FaceBook come a free gift for reaching 300,000 fans.
From CarTown-EX
"With all of your support the Car Town EX Fanpage has reached 300,000 Fans!!
To thank all of you Fans for supporting the game we're giving everybody a free 300,000 Likes Gratitude Mystery Box!
Thank you for taking part in the Car Town EX Fanpage, we hope you continue to enjoy the game."

■ 300,000 Likes Gratitude Mystery Box
Gift Code :811e-6dda-670e-f76e
Valid Until :04/24/2013

Sunday, April 7, 2013

Six Americans Killed in Afghanistan

Six Americans were killed today in Afghanistan in two separate incidents. Five of them, including two civilians, were killed when their State Department convoy was struck by a car bomb as it headed to a local school to donate books to students.
Read more : http://news.yahoo.com/six-americans-killed-afghanistan-separate-attacks-183607792--abc-news-politics.html

Sunday, September 30, 2012

Vinson Paint & Body Shop

Introducing the new web site for Vinson Paint & Body Shop. Kinghostile.com welcomes the newest member to it's family of personal favorites. Vinson Paint& Body shop comes with KingHostile's  highest recommendations.
Vinson's is a full service certified body shop. Insurance claims, walks, customs welcome. Vinson's is a family owned and operated  business in Kingston, GA.
Vinson Paint & Body Shop does the highest quality work at reasonable rates.
Preview the site here http://vinsonpaintandbody.blogspot.com/

Friday, September 23, 2011

Cleaning and or replacing your Mass Airflow Sensor


I will be demonstrating this on a Gm product motor vehicle but the process is the same for most vehicles. This is a very simple maintenance to perform. The product used to clean the sensor is available at any parts store. The product you find may or may not be the same brand as I have but it should work in the same fashion.

(1). First disconnect the positive terminal of your battery. This helps to insure the vehicle and mechanic is safe.

(2). Locate the Mass Airflow Sensor, it will be located somewhere along the air intake of the engine.

(3). Remove the screws holding the sensor in place and gently lift it from its position in its cavity.

(4). With the sensor removed you can replace or clean the sensor. If your replacing the sensor, it is a simple matter of reversing the procedure.

(5). When cleaning the sensor it is important to never touch the small wire inside the unit. Clean the unit and wire with the M.A.F. sensor cleaning spray. Don't skimp on the cleaner it is important to get all the deposits left on the sensor off. When you are satisfied with your cleaning replace the sensor in it cavity and replace the retaining screws.