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We pride ourselves on our cars, we take good care of them, we keep them serviced and in good repair. We occasionally polish and wax them and try to keep them out of the sun when possible, but what to do about door dings in parking lots and rock chips on the front of our beauties?
The local high school reports 119 fender bender or more serious accidents a year in its parking lot. There are only 170 school days in the school year! That is a high incident percentage. Most of these are new drivers backing out of a crowded parking lot racing to get to lunch on time or parking too closely to the next car and putting a pretty good scratch when the door is opened. I have had this happen in grocery stores and malls also.
The best way to protect your car against such abuse is to have body side moldings. Some cars come from the factories with these moldings already in place, but if not there are companies that specialize in side body moldings that fit exactly as if it were factory installed. These seem like a good investment for our cars in this harried world of careless drivers.
Another good protection for you car is the clear bra; a vinyl covering that is installed to cover the area around and above the front headlights. This area is a magnet for rock chips and street debris that fly up chipping the paint.
Keep them waxed, keep them serviced, but also keep them a more seriously protected from the chaos of the streets.
Sportwing (http://www.sportwing.net/) is your one stop shop for all your auto accessory needs such as body side molding. Ryan Coisson is a freelance writer.
Latest Garage Door Opener Remote Technology Provides Security
Today’s garage door opener remotes use rolling code technology. The code changes each time you use your remote. Code grabbers are not able to acquire these new codes, only the one that was used. The last code no longer works since the system has already changed the code used.
The earliest remote transmitters were similar to remote bomb detonators used in WWII. They used a single radio frequency to activate the garage door opener. There was no security as anyone with a garage door opener remote could open any garage door equipped with an automatic door opener.
In the 1970's "dip switch" transmitters were developed to provide some security. Remotes came with 8 dip switches to set the transmitter frequency. These 8 switches provided 256 possible code combinations.
This was still not a great deal of security but a much better solution than before.
Unfortunately, few owners took advantage of this security option by changing dip switch settings from the factory default settings. It was still easy for thieves to find operators they could activate with a transmitter set at factory default.
This problem was solved by providing remotes with rolling code technology. Codes change automatically every time the operator is used. Each time a code is transmitted the system automatically creates a new code using an encoder. With billions of code possibilities, the same code is never used twice.
When you buy a remote control for your garage door opener, all the installation and code setting instructions are included.
Your garage door opener owner's manual provides instructions for reprogramming your devices. It also gives the steps to erase all code settings before reprogramming all your remotes in the event an operator is lost or stolen.
About the Author
Don Stuart is a retired handyman who writes about garage door openers. Go to his website for more information about Garage Door Opener Accessories.
how to do take out my factory door speakers on a honda accord LX 2003?
How do take out the door speakers for a 2005 Accord lx? im hoping i dont need to take the whole door pannel off. does anyone know how? or have a website that might tell me?
you have to take the whole panel off. in the door handle there is a rubber piece, pop it off to reveal a screw. pull the door handle, behind it is another screw. near the side view mirror there is a panel, pop it off and there is another screw. now go along the outside of the door to find other screws. take them all out and the panel will come off and you can change the speaker
New energy savers create jobs at GE's Appliance Park
Thanks to the increasing popularity of more affordable but still efficient top loaders like General Electric's Infusor, the ranks of GE employees in Louisville are growing. The company is adding 60 factory workers to make the Infusor and other washing machines, on top of 60 added in October.
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