Two fire stations are 12 miles apart. Juliet, the ranger at tower A, notes that a fire has started at an angle of 42.3 from the line between the two towers. Romeo, the ranger at tower B, finds the angle is 61.7 degrees. how far is the fire from each tower?

Here is the firing order and spark plug wire routing diagram for a 2006 Chevy Impala LT 3.9 V6:
Firing order: 1-2-3-4-5-6
Spark plug wire routing (starting from the driver's side):

• Cylinder 1: connect to the coil tower closest to the driver's side headlight
• Cylinder 3: connect to the coil tower next to cylinder 1
• Cylinder 5: connect to the coil tower next to cylinder 3
• Cylinder 2: connect to the coil tower closest to the passenger side headlight
• Cylinder 4: connect to the coil tower next to cylinder 2
• Cylinder 6: connect to the coil tower next to cylinder 4

Note: Make sure to route the wires properly to avoid cross-firing.

check 12 volts reaches the fuel pump
relay or fuse
or replace fuel pump

Please check the:
- Pull up error code, if any.
- Fuel system.
- Ignition system.
- Cooling system.

you need to pull the timing back apart pull the number one spark plug and role the motor over by hand to top dead center on the compression stroke the the mark for the crank should be lined up or almost lined up line it up perfect on its mark then set the cam to its mark install belt role over by hand 2to4 full rotation marks should line up perfect . install crank pulley fire it up for a split second shut it off and put it all back together

The first thing to figure out is the amount of time between the trains is 12 minutes. That would mean for train B to pass the station at 9:37 it would have to travel 22 miles in 12 minutes. Because, traveling at 110 miles/hour in 12 minutes the train would have travel 22 miles. Shown below shows the interpolation to come up with 22 miles.


Train A had to traveled 12 minutes so, it would have been 20 miles ahead of the station. Screened below shows the interpolation to equal 20 miles.


Though this calculation of 20 miles isn't necessary for the parametric solution that is being shown. It was very helpful in my solution in successive approximation. This parametric solution's starting point is at 9:37, not 20 miles ahead.

Using successive approximation, when train A traveled 200 miles in 2 hours, and train B was only 2 miles behind train A. At that point the time varibles needed to be broke down to minutes and seconds which gave me a real accurrate answer. Both trains were side by side in 2 hours and 12 minutes, and had traveled 220 miles from the station. You wouldn't believe how far the significant bits needed to be carried out to get such an accurate number. That's what gave me the idea to substitute, and use a parametric solution. In this solution the t (aka. time) is going to be substituted for the y axis. Next, I broke miles/hour down to mile/minute because, I knew the answer was in minutes: 2 hours and 12 minutes.

110/60=1.833333 so, -20+1.833333 t and 100/60=1.6666667 so, 1.6666667 t

Now load the equation:


Now let's look at the solution from the graph. Each line represents a train.


Notice how the two lines are converging. Where the two lines meet is the exact point when the two trains are side by side.


Substituting t (aka. time) for the y axis show that at the point when the trains were side by side equals 132 minutes. Or 2 hours and 12 minutes. The distance traveled x axis=220 mile from the station.

To a point successive approximation would have been messy, and hard to follow. Somethings can only be solved by using graphs, or better solved by using graphs.

A leaking fuel line dripping on the engine will cause a fire. Hope this helps :)

Depending where you live, you may not be able to pick up a signal. I just completed an install where the cleint did not subscribe to cable, thus wanting to use an antenna. Just using the antenna did not work. We added a booster and a 20' mast for the antenna and he still only received a few stations. Also if you live further than 50 miles from a tower and have obstructions, you will get little to no signal. Just for assurance, from the tv remote you should have a options in the menu. You should be looking for "connection" with a selection of "cable", or "air". Once you select "air" it should do an auto search for all stations and/or signals. If you simply did a plug and play, it may not work.

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Read what it says on the package?