Girly Needs Help!
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Girly Needs Help!
I have a quick question--
It is about 31degrees celc here...and when I turn my car off after being driven for a little while. I can still hear a 'fan' sort of sound. It's really loud, and goes on for about ten minutes.. Is it just cooling itself down? Does it have something to do with the A/C ? I am just a bit worried because I have to drive 5hrs tomorrow alone, and really don't want it to overheat..
Anyone have ANY idea what I'm talking about ??
Thank-You!!
It is about 31degrees celc here...and when I turn my car off after being driven for a little while. I can still hear a 'fan' sort of sound. It's really loud, and goes on for about ten minutes.. Is it just cooling itself down? Does it have something to do with the A/C ? I am just a bit worried because I have to drive 5hrs tomorrow alone, and really don't want it to overheat..
Anyone have ANY idea what I'm talking about ??
Thank-You!!
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I have a quick question--
It is about 31degrees celc here...and when I turn my car off after being driven for a little while. I can still hear a 'fan' sort of sound. It's really loud, and goes on for about ten minutes.. Is it just cooling itself down? Does it have something to do with the A/C ? I am just a bit worried because I have to drive 5hrs tomorrow alone, and really don't want it to overheat..
Anyone have ANY idea what I'm talking about ??
Thank-You!!
It is about 31degrees celc here...and when I turn my car off after being driven for a little while. I can still hear a 'fan' sort of sound. It's really loud, and goes on for about ten minutes.. Is it just cooling itself down? Does it have something to do with the A/C ? I am just a bit worried because I have to drive 5hrs tomorrow alone, and really don't want it to overheat..
Anyone have ANY idea what I'm talking about ??
Thank-You!!
Working as intended, same thing happening here.
In B.C. right now its been 32-36 for the past week :P
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Ohh.. you have NO idea how much money I've put into this car.. and I haven't even 'supped it up' I bought it WITHOUT a block heater.. had to get one 'specially installed' because Mazda Dealership wouldn't do it... NOW, when I turn the tire verrrry slightly I hear this clunking sound.. and it feels as if my tire is loose. I got it checked.. buuuut nothing.
bah, I am trying to enjoy it as much possible... Lets pray that nothing happens this weekend when I go on my trip
I don't want my friend's Honda Civic owning me!!!
bah, I am trying to enjoy it as much possible... Lets pray that nothing happens this weekend when I go on my trip
I don't want my friend's Honda Civic owning me!!!
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""Wallet Drainage.."" Wow, you surely DO NOT have a girlfriend.. nor ever will with that attitude.. tsk tsk... You obviously haven't been looking in the right places.. if you think us girls as 'Wallet Drainers'.....
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It's a really bad Thunking sound and you can actually feel the whole car shift.... It could be brake pads I guess...
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!
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It's a really bad Thunking sound and you can actually feel the whole car shift.... It could be brake pads I guess...
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!
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It's a really bad Thunking sound and you can actually feel the whole car shift.... It could be brake pads I guess...
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!
It's a 2006 with 48,000Kms.
And for moving to a warmer place... Yeah.. I really should.. but I'm stuck here for a while, so I gotta get my car 'winterized' for those -45celc days. *Shivers*...
Thanks for the help though!!