My cat has these small things that run around her face what are they

Only issue you would ever face would be "The Man" at the emissions control test building when it's time to go there. Just get a pair of short cats from a junk yard or a friend and put them on your duals. Done, legal, no problem. That 5 liter/305 won't run well without the cats anyway, unless you do a few other things with said removal.

It looks like OCD to me. Have you tried a more shallow dish which will alow him to reach the water with his tounge?

All right.............STAY CALM!

Nobody moves,......nobody leaves...............

Just state the facts..................

"It was a cold January morning when I turned my Dell laptop on.
The coffee had just finished brewing, and the cat was giving me funny looks.

I noticed the dog was smirking at me also. I suspected a foul deed, but could find no evidence on the kitchen floor, nor carpets through the house.

Something was afoul, but it seems I would be the last to know.

I drank my coffee black, not wanting to take time to add creamer, and sugar. I had to keep my eye on the dog, and cat, and could not afford to let my guard down that long.

Suddenly the dog rolled over on it\'s back with it\'s tongue out, and the cat acted like nothing is going on, cleaning it\'s whiskers.

I pulled my 45 auto Desert Eagle out, and dropped down to a prone firing position.
No cat, or dog is going to get anything over on me!

The dog just lay there, and the cat walked off nonchalantly, as if it didn\'t have a care in the world.

You can never tell what cats are thinking.

I resumed my calm, poured another cup of coffee, and proceeded to my Facebook page.

THERE IT WAS!!

My friend small pics were GONE!

I suspected the cat had a hand in this, but since the cat had immunity status, and is protected under the SPCA; I knew I was
..................POWERLESS!!

I decided to contact the Experts at FixYa, and see how I could correct this foul deed..............."

No I don\'t know.

Just was hoping I could bring a smile to your face, while you wait for a Solution.

Regards,
joecoolvette

The only times you should replaceyour cat collar is when one of these thing occur:1) Thecollar become too small and gets too tight around your cat's neck.2) Thecollar look rusty and in bad shape(visually)3) Yourkitty get really irritated by the collar

My 1999 ZR would do the same thing until I replaced the stator.When I pulled the old one out I found the 2 ignition button/windings on the stator were burnt.

Put something between the table and the notebook PC so that there is some ventilation. This might cool down the notebook. That is what I do for my Thoshiba laptop. Another option is you can buy something that is made specifically for this purpose. It is a small square shaped plastic sheet like thing which as a few small fans in it. The fan takes it power from usb port. The whole thing is about 7or 8(maybe even lesser) mm thick. Price around $20. Or else buy the smallest fan that runs on 110v (if your normal power is 110V AC) you can get and put it behind the notebook facing outwards. Idea is to exhaust the hot air from the surrounding of the notebook.

CRC makes the 'guaranteed to pass emissions' which you must follow directions-add to full gas tank, run for certain amount of time, etc.before testing. If you were close to passing emissions, it could help, I used it and my test #;s were close, and I passed, HOWEVER, since you are missing one cat, I don't think the guarantee is valid, nor do I think it would work. In my state they visually check for cats, and if you don't have one, FAIL. You can find generic cats on the internet for a good price, of course then you have the job of installing it. As far as the gas for free, water to gas, stay away, save your money, that scam has been around for a long time. Good luck!

You may have a plugged catalytic converter. When you are on the gas, the engine is basically forcing the air through, but at idle and much lower exhaust pressure, the gas pressure builds up and suffocates the engine.

It should cost around $10 to take it to a shop where they will test it for you. They drill a small hole BEFORE and then AFTER the cat and use a gauge to measure the PSI of airflow. They then weld the 2 small holes shut.

I had this happen to me with my 1995 Neon. It was very confusing until my father suggested I try the "cat" solution. Pretty neat!

Hope this cures it for ya. btw- a new "cat" should run around $200 installed.

Schlage B160 - need small screwdriver to insert at bottom of faceplate to pry cover off. Face plate appears flush, but with a penlight you can see the recess at the bottom to pop it off. Screws lie under the cover for disassembly. Seems to be a lock design improvement once you figure out how to remove the faceplate.

The Face cover is snapped in, so you need to use a small flat tipped screwdriver  and run it around the black and silver plastic cover, and it should snap off. Take Your Time!