I have a situation, and I'm not going to go into all the details because it's a complicated one, but basically what I want to know is whether or not there are any alternatives to buying an electric blanket so as to keep my bed warm. Residents in my building aren't allowed to have electric blankets (I'm assuming it's because they're a fire hazard), but I'd still really like some way to keep my bed warm at night since I get cold easily, and my room is cold in general (so please don't answer with just turn on the heat). Is there anything I can buy that isn't too expensive, or that isn't a health hazard (which is what I've heard about electric blankets)?Any help would be much appreciated.
A lot of the ford dealers can do this as well. I had the door keyed on my 2000 superduty last summer. He actually built a new lock cylinder to match my key for around $50
You can't fence in the fire hydrant. The fire department has to be able to get to it.
Where is the fuel pump safety module located? ain't got an inertia cut off in 88. i reviewed your other questions on this, just do this, open the hood. next to the diagnostic port is a connector box. jump terminals Fp and +B. turn the key to the start position. if the pump runs the issue is the circuit opening relay. toy doesn't call it the pump relay, but that's what it is. located up under the dash behind the glove box near the A pillar. if the pump doesn't run jumped, it's the pump, connector or associated wires going to it. that's assuming you have 12v power to the injectors. if not, could be the main relay. kick panel at your feet. if not, then ignition switch. owner 88 toy pu 4x4 22/20RE hybrid.
