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Features Brake booster likely cause of starting trouble Q: My 2015 Honda Accord is having random starting problems. The brake pedal is too stiff to depress and then pushing the start button proves useless. Usually, this condition self-corrects after several minutes of waiting. This happens randomly following no discernible pattern. My long-time trusty mechanic is thoroughly flummoxed by the problem and, reluctantly, has referred me to the dealer. Before I approach the dealer, can you help? Jul...

Wheels Support Local News. Weve been with you throughout the pandemic, the vaccinations and the reopening of schools, businesses and communities. Theres never been more of a need for the kind of local, independent and unbiased journalism that The Day produces. Please support our work by subscribing today. Motormouth: So what temp is it? The ambient temperature sensor on your car is located near the radiator and air conditioning condenser. As you drive, the temperature reads correctly, ...

Motormouth: Cleaning a steering wheel. (Dreamstime/TNS) Published July 17. 2021 12:01AM  By Bob Weber, Tribune News Service Q: I hate sticky fingers — especially when my leather covered steering wheel becomes sticky. During the pandemic I discovered that disinfecting wipes did an excellent job of totally removing stickiness with no apparent residue left over. Unfortunately, I have developed an allergic reaction to the wipes — even when cleaning my steering wheel with rubber gloves on! Us...

Highlights include a checklist for evaluating and comparing facilities and an overview of residents’ rights and responsibilities, as well as frequently asked questions about assisted living facilities and a list of helpful resources. With over more than 15 years providing civil legal aid focused on senior issues, Project Director Cheryl Steinberg observed a void of information about assisted living facilities. “It’s an industry governed by a convoluted system of laws and regulati...

There are plenty of products out there that can help extend your visors effectiveness. (Dreamstime/TNS) Published July 03. 2021 12:01AM  By Bob Weber, Tribune News Service Q: In response to the reader who complained about sun blindness, I use something called Battle Visors when the sun is low, and they really help. Forget what I paid, but I think around $10. — J.S., Pleasant Prairie, Wis. A: I searched the Web and found that product, which got mixed reviews. While surfing, I also found a sle...

Questions and answers about cars.

Questions and answers about cars.

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Questions and answers about cars.

Georgia Power installed an off-grid electric vehicle charging station in March located at VSU’s Oak Street surface parking lot in order to