Is
there any question from you? The most common
subjects are covered as follows:
Can
you really get a free car?
You may have heard rumours that you can get a free car. Well, this is not
exactly true.
As the old adage goes, you can't get something for nothing and this holds
true in this case.
You can however ALMOST get a free car.
Why do I say almost?
Because you are going to put your car in a job!
That's right!
Advertising companies are willing to employ your car to display logos, signs
and almost any sort of fluffy toy that suits their marketing campaign.
You see, advertising space has become very crowded and advertisers in their
wisdom have worked out that people actually pay attention when they are
driving.
Otherwise they will crash. Now that's not rocket science is it?
Well, if you know anything about advertising you will realise that the first
step of the Ultimate Advertising Mantra is.
ATTENTION.
And so we have the perfect advertising medium.
So yes it's true, they will pay you and in some cases you can actually cover
your loan repayments, which means in effect.
You are getting a free car.
For even more fantastic, fresh and dynamite car tips grab a free copy of my
ebook and send it to your friends or give it away from your website.
About the Author
Graeme J. Sprigge is the author of 28 Dynamite Money-Making &
Money-Saving Cartips - a free ebook which explores every nook of money
saving and some money making ideas with cars. You can get it here.
http://www.90minutecarsalesman.com/28cartipsdownload.html
Here are few tips and instructions on jump starting a dead
battery. First things first, though. You need to inspect the dead battery.
If you see any damage such as leaks or cracks. DO NOT go any further. Put
away the jumper cables and call a wrecker. A damaged battery can explode and
really hurt you. If the battery looks ok, then park the cars close enough to
each other for the jumper cables to reach and shut off both engines. Now
make sure the terminals are not caked with corrosion. Try to clean them off
as best you can. A corroded terminal will make it a lot harder to jump the
battery. At this point you are ready to hook up your jumper cables to the
batteries. (Normally, the red cable is (+) positive and black cable is (-)
negative)
They must be connected in this exact order:
1.Connect one end of the (+) positive cable to the (+) positive terminal on
the dead battery.
2.Connect the other end of the (+) positive cable to (+) positive terminal
on the good battery.
3.Connect one end of the (-) negative cable to (-) negative terminal on the
good battery.
4.Connect the other end of the (-) negative cable to the engine block of the
dead car.
You are ready to start up the good car’s engine and charge the dead battery.
First of all, shut off all electrical equipment on the good car. (head
lights, radio, etc.) Let the good car’s engine run for a minute or so before
you attempt to start the dead one. Now get in the dead car and attempt to
crank it. If it sounds like it wants to start but won’t quite get there,
give it some more time and try again. When the dead has started and is
running, it is time to remove the jumper cables. This must be done in
reverse order.
Here are the steps:
1.Disconnect (-) negative cable from the engine block on dead car.
2.Disconnect (-) negative cable from the (-) negative terminal on the good
battery.
3.Disconnect (+) positive cable from the (+) positive terminal on the good
battery.
4.Disconnect (+) positive cable from the (+) positive terminal on the dead
battery.
After the dead car has been running for a while, turn it off. See if will
start on its own. If it does, you should be ok on the drive home. If not,
jump it again and have someone follow you home. When you arrive at home, you
can then put a battery charger on it all night and see if it cranks in the
morning.
About the Author
Jason is the webmaster for Red Hill Supply - Online Air Tools
Can
you really get a free car?