I NEED INFORMATION ON HAND CONTROLS FOR MY CAR. cOST AND WHERE TO GET THEM AND FINANCIAL HELP.?
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look in yellow pages for the closest medical supply store they should be able to help you
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TRY Car-Parts.com  thay have alot of stuff
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Try download.com or\ndrivers.com
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if you are trying in internet  Try e-bay.com \nelse you may find from karting club in your city
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go to  tachrepublic.com  and see if the forum there can help you . good luck
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I WOULD JUST TALK TO PEOPLE I KNOW. THAT'S THE ONLY REAL WAY TO FIND AN HONEST AND REPUTABLE MECHANIC. IF U LIVE IN THE FRESNO/MADERA AREA, I CAN RECOMMEND A GOOD ONE.
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email me, I work at a car dealership, and have done a bunch of these.  It can get complicated sometimes.
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1. Make a budget. I like to use an Excel spreadsheet for this, but you just need to know how much you are willing and able to spend per month including insurance, gas and maintenance (reserve at least $100 ea, $300 total for these per month - more for a gas guzzler or if you have a long commute).\n2.Make an appointment at a local bank or credit union to see how much of a loan you qualify for and see what the monthly payment will be.\n3.Do your research - check the internet for the best deals and reliability ratings, as well as insurance quotes.\n4.Contact the insurer of your choice. You will want to have your agent's name & number at the time of purchase.\n4.Find a reputable dealer. Check with your local better business bureau or get recommendations from a friend. Tell them exactly what you are looking for, but don't appear too eager. Tell them the budget you have set (minus the $300 for maintenance and insurance) and do NOT budge. I did this and it took a while but I stood firm and they finally found me something in my price range. Mine was $300/month, so this shouldn't have been hard, but they will try everything they can to get you to budge an extra $50/month. Stand your ground.\n5.Once you find the one you want, let them know the name and number of your agent. You will need to have insurance before you can drive it off the lot. At least where I live. They will deal with the plates and registration. This is included in the price.\n6.Now be sure to save $100/month for maintenance, even if you don't have any problems. Six months down the road you may have a $600 problem, so it all evens out. It shouuld include oil changes, etc.\n7.Get your oil changed every 5000 miles if it is a little older (before 2000). Every 10000 if it's a newer car. It's best to check your owner's manual for this. Do a 60,000 mile inspection, and get a tune-up once in a while and you'll be in great shape. I learned this the hard way. Maintenance is less costly than an emergency. \nGood luck!
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Try www.automotivenews.com or Crains businessweekly.
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i saw one add in the classif at new york post yesterday :-)\ni am looking for someone to fix my car right now ;-)\ntry they site online
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Sorry to here about your plight, the only thing i can think about is to bite the bullet and sell your car and get a much cheaper one.\nI know it's not much help hope things work out for you.
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Go to auto zone--they sell Chilton manuals, and they are not expensive.
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Take a motor mechanic with you, if you know one. If not ask around until you find one. I would avoid the imported ones as they tend to have higher prices on spare parts. \n\nAlso, shop around as there plenty of second hand vehicles to choose from and dont be backwards about bartering for a cheaper price with the sales people.
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I think u should pick a car u like and go to a dealer and place a special order. The factory should fit the car with the accesories you request for your special needs
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jegs.com\nsummitracing.com\n\nTalk with a phone operater about the part(s) you're planning to buy before you buy them and have them installed. You can easily buy something that *fits* on your car but will end up hurting it without proper modification (other compatible parts). For example, if you just get a hot cam it could be too rough on the engine... In some cases a part can actually make the car lose power even if it claims to bring it up.
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Here's a carreer review of an auto mechanic that might help:  \n\nhttp://www.princetonreview.com/cte/profiles/dayInLife.asp?careerID=18
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