I lost my key when the top was down, can't afford a new key, and need to move the vehicle into the garage so that the rain doesn't ruin everything.
Take off the parking brake and use a wheeled floor jack under the drive wheels to move it for now(don't lift it any higher than necessary).
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Typical timing belt intervals are every 60k miles. It's a very involved service to do the whole job - timing belt, timing belt tensioner, serpentine or accessory belts, water pump, thermostat, spark plugs, all fluids, all filters, brake and suspension inspection, and tire rotation. On many cars it's recommended to change the oxygen sensors as well. Quite a bit of this can be done when you want, but the first five items are critical and should all be done. And regardless of whether your manufacturer says the coolant is "lifetime", replace it - don't reuse coolant. It's cheap and it's good practice to use new coolant.
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check your tran fld if its up something broke in your tranny it will have to be pulled and repaired or raplaced
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32 psi is what you need to put in those tires, thats a standard tire preasure. hope this helps.
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