Am trying to activate free digital tools. Used to be able to call. Difficult for me as I had stroke. Present tools run out very soon.

Seafoam is for removing carbon deposits on 2 Stroke engines.
Fuel pumps either work or they don't. They don't 'almost work' and cause an engine to run rough.

You are subscribing to the 'let's try replacing this' method of car repair. It doesn't work and is expensive. You can't guess that maybe the O2 sensors are faulty. You diagnose the DTC trouble codes using a scan tool. That will tell you the state of sensors. If you want the WHOLE story, you buy a $3.5k scan tool computer or call a mobile auto electrician.

Things you can try for free. Clean the Throttle Body and MAF, clean the IAC (idle air control).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzR_iBZGxEg

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Fuel can chemically decompose in as little as two weeks, especially if it's an ethanol blend. Try to avoid ethanol-blended fuels.

The it is shorted inside the tool.

Hi,

For easy and quick monitoring of the activities for the remote computers who are present in the network, I can recommend you a freeware named Lepide Remote Admin. This tool can easily perform these troubleshooting tasks to monitor the activities of the remote computer and above these it can also judge every Windows performance and to know more go to http://www.lepide.com/download-free-software.html?software=Lepide%20Remote%20Admin

There is nothing you can do. You've just got a sugary acidic liquid into your camera which has presumably partially dried by now.

Even if you could remove the sugar residues (difficult:you'd have to soak parts the camera in distilled water) there will still be residual damage caused by carbonic acid, and this will continue to corrode the camera circuitry for months. If you've used a sugar-free Pepsi variety, then there will be no sugar residue but the acid will still be present.

Sorry, but your camera is a write-off. Even a professional repairer would refuse to attempt fixing your camera: the cost would exceed the camera's value and the ongoing internal corrosion would make it likely what you'd soon return for warranty work which would make no money for the repairer.

There's only one thing you can try. Soak it it Coca-Cola...'Cos "Coca-Cola Adds Life".

That last bit WAS a joke...

Hi ctieprabanda,

Check your bios, to see if it detects it there? If not switch the sata cables and try. If that doesn't work , then you have a dead drive.

Good Luck,

Mark

You can access them by installing any third party tools in your system. The best third party tool is Cain & Abel. You can download it from www.oxid.it . Install the software and in that you can see number of menus and tools that are used for the Information Gathering and Password breaking. First of all you have to configure the software by activating it each time the system starts. When the activation completes the service will run each time the system is turned on.By following the user manual present in the website mentioned above you will come to know how to use it .It is a damn good Security and Network Information Gathering tool for Windows Operating System.

By default the tools found in Tool Palette 2 are used for editing NEF files. If a non-NEF file is opened these tools become inactive and cannot be used. To use the Tool Palette 2 options open a NEF file from a Nikon camera.