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Could a wood fire substitute for sunlight in photosynthesis?

Practical problems (maintaining the flame, heat damage to plant, etc) aside, could the light from a wood fire substitute for sunlight to grow plants? The question could be rephrased What aspects of light do plants require for growth, and does a wood fire emit them?

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Year, make, and model? In the 1990's most of the manufacturers went to electric motor controls. Before that they were vacuum controlled. IF yours is is vacuum operated the most likely cause is a bad vacuum line or connection under the hood. IF its the motor type the motors usually dont fail but the linkage or doors themselves do often have issue. Do a search for your year make and model if this is the issue there will likely be lots of information and possibly repair kits.
Ok what you do to disarm the alarm is to take your car keys and lock the car closed from the trunklid by turning the key in the trunk lock all the way to the right so you can see your door locks close. That also turns off the alarm if its activated since the car knows that the rightful owner is back at the car. This is for the factory alarm, if you got a aftermarket one I don't know how to help you.

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