What year, make and model?Installed Head Up Display (HUD) about 2 weeks ago. Now I feel like a fighter pilot when I drive.
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Everyone asked the car brand and model, but I looked through pages and couldn't find an answer. I also want to install HUD on my car (Jetta 2018). How can I do it?What year, make and model?
I've been adding 21st-century electronic upgrades to a 26-year-old vehicle, and I wondered how I might get a HUD feature for it. On my computer X-Plane 9 and X-Plane 10, I fly an FA-22 Raptor.Obviously a P-51 Mustang doesn't have that feature.
Gave you a like just for working in "stove up"Doing some custom welding fabrication for the 1 ton delivery flatbed at work. The guy who drives it is a bit stove up, so I am making a custom nerf bar and ladder to get up on the bed.
Pull up the carpet on the passenger side and feel the padding under it. If wet, you probably have a heater core leaking.My dad has a GMC 2500 HD with the 6 liter engine that is going through coolant. He replaced the intake manifold gasket a few years back, but he is too old to be wrenching anymore, so today I'm going to drive the hour to his house, pick up his truck and bring it back home to diagnose. I'm hoping its something easy like a water pump or leaking hose, but he doesn't see any dripping anywhere, so, its either the intake manifold is warped, the gasket is leaking again, or leaking head gasket or basically anything really. I don't think its the HG, as he doesn't smell any coolant in the exhaust, but does smell it in the cab from time to time after driving it. I think its leaking on top of the engine somewhere and cooking off. After driving it to my house and back home, he has to put half a gallon of coolant back in so its not a small leak.
Now I'm nervous. If it's the heater core, that seems like a warm spring weekend job, not a middle of winter job. He said he smells coolant from time to time so I'll check it out. Decided to go up Tuesday to get it as it was cold and rainy this weekend but should be in the 50's by the middle of the week.. then cold and snowy again this upcoming weekend.Pull up the carpet on the passenger side and feel the padding under it. If wet, you probably have a heater core leaking.
Its in the engine bay. I just drove the truck home and upon getting out, smelled coolant. The driver's side of the engine bay is wet and I think the radiator is shot. the upper radiator hose was dry but underneath that it was soaked and so was the power steering reservoir and windshield washer tank.Pull up the carpet on the passenger side and feel the padding under it. If wet, you probably have a heater core leaking.