I drive a 1984 F150 (straight axle) and I have noticed that my left rear wheel is not perpendicular to the ground. The wheel is angled with the top of the wheel angled further in in the wheel well. The wheel is like a dash (/) from the rear. I drive it every day and have had no problems except uneven tread wear. There is no vibration or out of the ordinary noises. Could it possibly be a bad wheel bearing or seal?
The smell of fresh air just after it rains Being with a loved one in front of a nice fire, blankets rolled out, watching a movie. Can't beat it!
i love snowi saw it on tv really wish i will got a chance to spend my time therewearing thick knitted sweater, chatting with your love ones in his embrace near the fireplace while drinking a cup of hot cocoa, listening to instrumental music.
Snowy days, curling up with a cup of coffee at night, sweaters and coats, stylish boots. I love winter!
The dog poops are frozen and easy to shovel. That's all I can say nice about winter. Cold is a 4-letter word.
a typical form of hearth alarm makes use of a image-element(typical term). the belief being that the byproducts of combustion will holiday the element. so as to offer you the earliest warning they are in a position to be somewhat delicate and can quite be tripped by steam. think of of it this way a mild bulb on one factor and an eye fixed checking for mild on the different. If smoke passes between them the mild is blocked and the attention reacts. the attention basically seems for the mild so steam passing between might reason a pretend alarm. to end alarm do away with steam or batteries.
