we'v tried vaccuming and lint rollers.
A valve cover gasket, .20 thou wire and a new timing chain, and a steady hand.
Alarm systems have to be the most annoying, useless pieces of automotive junk anyone could ever waste their money on. If you don't believe me, then next time you're in a big city car park, watch what happens when someone's alarm system goes off. NOTHING HAPPENS! People get so used to hearing false alarms, they just walk right past and don't even bother to look. Before you spend $85 to have an keyless remote 'reprogramed', maybe you ought to check and see if the problem is just a dead battery in the remote.
You really shouldn't worry too much about him slipping around. Especially if it's a parade it should be on flat ground. Not only that, but most horse owners will put shoes on their horses BECAUSE they are going to ride on pavement. They do this because pavement is hard and can bruise the bottom of a horse's hoof. So they put shoes on to protect the horse's feet. So it's actually a good thing your horse has shoes on already. However, if you're really worried, you can always just ask your farrier and I'm sure he or she will be happy to answer your question for sure since they know your horse.
rather vague, depends on value of car. for example a high value car..perhaps, a low value car not. depends on where the car is. in a rural area..doubt it is needed. remember, anytime something non factory is added, a potential to mess up the electronics increases. good luck
