Personally, I would like something on the cheaper side of town, but I know that wont get me anywhere so just throw me answers and I'll look them up. Also, just internet is needed, I don;t need a TV service or phone service.
I dont see anything on your list about the bladder tank. That is the first thing I would check regarding water pressure. All you need is a tire gauge. The tank has a valve stem (just like you'd find on a car or bicycle tire), and near it, should be a label, or stamped into the metal, what the pressure is supposed to be. If you find that the pressure is lower than required, you can air it up using an air compressor, or tire pump. If it does not stay inflated at that pressure, then most likely the bladder has ruptured, and you'll need to replace the tank. Other possible causes for the pump running a lot, and not delivering much pressure could be the pump itself, as you mention, or a crack in the supply pipe inside the well, or even a low water level. Good Luck
It puts the suspension out. Causes uneven and excessive tyre wear. Can shoot your shock absorbers to bits and even over stress suspension mountings. All in all I would say it is probably the most expensive and damaging thing you can do to a car short of crashing it!!! Sadly there have also been a number of cases where hitting speed humps too fast has caused loss of control and a fatal accident!!
mikeysco, you are a card! Yes, you may park as far away as you like, but I assume you really mean how closely may you park. If your vehicle is a fire department vehicle, you may park as closely as you like. Otherwise, state law provides that you must be 15 feet away, however a local authority (city/county) may adopt an ordinance permitting closer parking. If that distance is less than 10 feet, there must be a sign or marking. Veh C 22514.
Did you take a driving test?? Did you study the manual?? I don't know what it is in california but everywhere else I have lived it is 20 feet.
