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Here are some income opportunities I have come across on the Internet.  Some have been around for a few years. 

Opportunity number one is a Paid to Click site. All I do is log in once a day sometimes twice a day and click on links that are available. You will not get rich quick with this but if you have some down time it only take a couple of minutes and your done for the day.

Opportunity number two is very much the same as Neobux above. Really no need to describe it. If you read the first one you will know how this works.

Opportunity number three is nothing like the others. It is pretty much link investing in a stock of a company in a foreign country. All of them pay a pretty good monthly dividend.
Uinvest
Uinvest has been around for over a year now. I am fairly new to all but Clixsense. I have been using Clixsense now for probably 3 or 4 years off and on. I have not gotten or do I expect to get rich from any of these. But they do entertain me somewhat. I have taken my money from the paid to click and invested it in Uinvest.

Neobux
Uinvest
Clixsense

I drove my 2007 Ford Focus to the bank. I went in and did my banking came back out and when I put the key in the ignition I was unable to turn the key. I tried putting it in neutral and I was unable to shift it out of park. I tried turning the steering wheel back and forth and still couldn’t turn the key. I got out of the car and pushed on the back of the car kind of rocking it back and forth. Tried the ignition again and this time the key turned but it wouldn’t turn over. So I called AAA and they showed up and the service tech tried to jump the car and it started up. He said the alternator was charging so the battery is probably the problem.

I am posting this because when I was stranded trying to figure out why the car was not starting I was searching the Internet. Not one sight I visited even suggested that a dead battery would cause the key not to turn in the ignition.

Oldsmobile 2002 Silhouette drivers side window had a problem going up. It would go down fine but going up the front would fall forward and stall the entire window from going up. I could pick up on the front of the window and it would go up fine. I ended up buying some silicone spray and spraying the tracks down good and running it up and down several times and then spraying it again. Took care of the problem.

I have a 2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette the blower in the front don’t seem to be working right. It will blow or not and it don’t matter where you have the blower knob set. Removing the center trim piece is not as easy as it reads in the manuals.

2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette Center Trim

The book I bought at the auto shop says there is 2 screws to remove and the pull.

Wrong..

I removed the 2 screws it told me to remove from around the cup holder. Then I had to remove the 2 screws holding the bottom box below the cup holder. Then I had to pull the cup holder out in the outer position and back behind it there were 2 screws going up. Took them out and the center trim piece fell and hit me in the head.

2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette Center piece removed

After this point I thought it would get easier.

After I removed the heater control the plug was melted.

Missing pins

Can’t really see it in that picture but when I unplugged it 2 of the pins came out.

I was able to just pull the pins out and plug the new control in and it all worked. I reassembled and had a nice day.

Have a 1995 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3L Motor.  Noticed at the last oil change it was pretty low on anti freeze.  So I filled it up and moved on.  Wife calls me tells me it is not heating up but the temp gauge is showing normal operating temp.  When I got time to look at it a day or two later I started it up and it sounded like it may be the water pump bearing noise so I bought a water pump.  The water pump was on  $20 for it.  It is fairly easy to change once you get the belt off and removed the pulley from the water pump you only have 5 screws to remove.  That is when the problems started.  First 2 screws came out easy.  Then 3rd screw twisted off.  4th screws came out with no problem 5th screw twisted off also.  So now out of the 5 screws 2 of them were twisted off.  I really didn’t see anything wrong with the old water pump either.  The back of the water pump appeared to be cast as part of the block but after closer looking at it I could see a line and it was part of the timing chain cover.  To take the timing chain cover off I had to removed the oil pan, motor mount on the right side, support the engine, and remove the drive pulley4. Took about 4 hours to get it all apart and after I got the timing chain cover off it looked like the leak may have been in the timing chain cover.  The gasket around the water port toward the back of the engine was mostly gone.  Put it all back together and it actually ran with now leaks.

My dash lights don’t work on my 1997 Ford F150. I have tried to look into it before but have had problems removing the headlight switch. I have check all fuses they all checked out good. Today I tried to remove the headlight switch and pretty much broke it taking it out. I could still reuse it with some glue. But I was checking the dimmer part of the switch and it is open. It shouldn’t be open so the problem with the dash lights all along has been the dimmer switch part of the headlight switch. So I ordered on off eBay today for 30 dollars.  That should take car of that problem. There will be more to come on this vehicle it has other problems.

Day 1

Have a 2002 Oldsmobile Silhouette 3.4L. The heater don’t seem to be working correctly. Noticed that the temperature gauge will go from almost 3/4 of a full gauge down to just over 1/4 and when it does the heater works good. when it is raising up to the 3/4 spot it don’t blow out as hot of air as before. From what I have read on the Internet it maybe a thermostat, an air bubble in the coolant line, or low on coolant.  So rather than mess around with it all day. A new thermostat is only $10 so I am just going to replace it and fill up the coolant and see what happens.

Day 2

I changed my mind I messed around with it all day. Now tomorrow I am going to replace the thermostat it is in a very crappy location and will probably take a while. Good thing I have most of the day to mess with it.

Day 3

Messed around with it most of the day. Replaced thermostat. Started it up and the temp gauge kept on rising. So all that work for a $10 part and didn’t change a thing. The fans did kick on I don’t remember them being on before so that might help someone narrow it down. Reading on the Internet I see some posts about a blocked radiator or a bad radiator cap. So in the little time I have to work on it tomorrow I am going to go in that direction.

Took a couple days off so I could work at my job.

Day 4

Decided to go with the cheapest solutions first and hope one of them was the problem. Bought a radiator cap and when I took the old one off when the car had not been ran for 2 days antifreeze came out of the radiator lots of it. Put the new cap on and started it up. Idling in the driveway it the gauge got up to just below half way and didn’t go up any higher. So I jumped it and took it for a 5 mile drive and the gauge never went any higher. So the problem may be corrected. And all it took was a $5.45 radiator cap.

I see more and more people with the new smokeless cigarettes. Some are flavored like fruit they tell me. I thought it was a good way for someone to stop smoking with these. I see a company now has nicotine in the smokeless cigarettes so I guess they will be around for a while.