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Convertible top look great but if there is no proper management, it won't stay long. The major damage caused to convertible tops is by sunlight. In modern convertible tops gear windows are common. And this gear window is first part to suffer from scratches and discoloration. Which look too bad? So to maintain these, you should use convertible top cleaners, soft sponge or brush, vinyl window cleaner, convertible top protectant, breathable car cover, soft terry cloth towel and clothing lint roller. Here are the following steps you need to follow to manage your convertible tops:

* Specialty cleaners should be used on soft tops. If the vehicle is parked outside then you should clean convertible tops more often or at least two times a year is necessary. High quality convertible top cleaner should be used and if possible make sure that cleaner's are biodegradable. Avoid the use of harmful detergent and powder that contain chlorine based bleaching agents because they can weaken a top seam threads and eliminate essential oils in vinyl tops that are needed for protection against ultra-violet rays of the sun.

* Next step is washing the top. But be sure you don't do it in direct sunlight. Before wetting the top be sure that it is cold. Wet the top thoroughly and then spray evenly a light coating of top cleaner across the top. Now with the use of sponge or brush scrub away the dirt. When the top is clean, wash off the cleaner with plenty of water. Continue until the suds disappear and rinse water runs clear.

* For plastic window avoid using ordinary glass cleaner because this can damage the window. Instead apply cleaner and polishes specifically designed for plastic window. This product will help removing scratches and dirt and also helps to prevent the plastic from discoloring.

* There is no need for you to use the top cleaner every time you wash the top, you can simply clean it with plain water. But fold the top only after it dry completely.

* Use a top protectant after cleaning in order to preserve color and texture of top material. As this will help avoid fading and cracking.

* Any birds dropping shit should be removed immediately as they can damage the top since they are acidic.

* Don't allow the snow to accumulate on your top. As heavy load of snow will bend the metal frame of the top and will cause scratches also.

* Try parking your car in garage or carport, in order to avoid unnecessary damage.

* Always place a soft towel or baby blanket over the plastic rear window when ever you fold the top in order to avoid scratches.

This are the few basic tips should be followed in order to make your top look new always as for everything you buy maintenance is a must for its long life.

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GLOSSARY

A

Additional Driver

When there is more than one driver associated to a rental, the second, or subsequent, driver is referred to as the additional driver. There may be a charge applied for each, or all, additional drivers.

Airport Surcharge

An additional charge which applies at certain airport locations, and which is included in the rate quoted at the time of reservation.

B

Barn Doors

Barn doors are the name given to the twin rear doors on most vans - each opens to the side, just like traditional barn doors. These are good for getting tall objects inside the back of the van.

Box Van

A van with a box body - completely square and giving the appearance of having been mounted on top of the vans chassis, rather than being an original part of the van. Vans with box bodies are usually referred to as Luton vans.

C

CDW

An abbreviation for Collision Damage Waiver issues you for the cost of repairs if your Cheap Beep Rentals vehicle is damaged (an excess applies). This is also known as Vehicle Damage Cover.

Check-out/Pick-up

The location, or time, from which a rental starts.

Check-in/Return

The location, or time, at which a rental ends.

Crew Cab

A van or pickup with a crew cab has two rows of seats. The front row, (including the drivers seat and 1 or 2 passenger seats) and a second row, allowing a further two or three passengers to travel in the cab.

I

IRF

The Incident Report Form, which you fill in with rental office staff if there’s new damage to the car when you bring it back.

L

Load Space

The internal space in a van that can be used to carry a cargo.

Long Wheel Base (LWB)

The name given to longer vans with bigger load areas. The wheelbase is the distance between the front and rear wheels - the longer it is, the more you can fit in.

Luton

A Luton van is a 3.5t van with a box body that extends over the cab. These have a bigger, more flexible load space than a panel van (see below) and are ideal for furniture and household moves.

M

Maximum Laden Weight

The weight of a vehicle including its load. The maximum laden weight is the maximum total weight allowed.

Medium Wheel Base (MWB)

Medium Wheel Base - halfway between SWB (short wheel base) and LWB (long wheel base) in length.

O

One-Way

To rent a vehicle at one location and to return it at another is referred to as a one-way rental.

P

Panel Van

A standard Transit-style van, with a panelled body that is similar to a car body.

Payload

The load of a van - usually used to describe the maximum weight load a van can carry - e.g. a payload of 900kg

Product

The rate, and other rental conditions, which is applied to a reservation and rental.

R

Refuelling Service

A service provided at check-in which enables a customer to return a vehicle which does not have a full tank of fuel.

Renter

The person, who is not the driver, but who is responsible for payment on a Rental Agreement.

Rental Agreement (RA)

The formal contract, signed by Europcar and the renter at the time of check-out, which shows the terms of the rental.

Rental Day

Normally, a 24-hour period which starts at the time of check-out, however can also apply to a rental period which is of several hours duration.

Rental Duration/Length

Normally, the total of rental days, however can also apply to a rental of several hours duration.

Rental Qualifications

The conditions imposed by a rental location, or country, in order to satisfy their legal requirements. Details of these can be obtained from our Reservation Centres.

Roller Door

An alternative to barn doors - a sliding door that covers the whole of the rear of the van, and simply rolls up into the roof to allow goods to be loaded into the cargo area.

S

SIPP

Standard Interline Passenger Procedures. Vehicle category codes are often referred to as SIPP codes.

Short Wheel Base (SWB)

The name given to shorter vans - usually not much longer than a medium-sized car. The wheel base is the distance between the front and rear wheels. A short wheel base van will be easier to park and manoeuvre in small spaces but will have a smaller load space.

Side Loading Door (SLD)

Side Loading Door - the sliding side door on the near side of almost all panel vans. Very useful for loading from a pavement, or when there is not room to open the rear doors. Also allows you to access the front of the load space without having to climb in from the back.

Single Cab

A van or pickup with a single cab that has just one row of seats. This consists of the drivers seat and one or two passenger seats.

T

Tail Lift

A hydraulic platform that unfolds from the rear of a van or truck to allow heavy or bulky goods to be lifted from the load space down to pavement or road level. Unusual in panel vans, very common in Luton vans - but not all have one, so if you think you will need one, make sure you ask for it.

Tailgate

At the rear of a pickup, dropside or tipper van or truck, the load area will be enclosed by a vertical panel. This is the tailgate. Most tailgates are hinged at the bottom to allow them to open outwards and provide flat access to the load area.

On tippers, the tailgates are hinged at the top and can be unfastened at the bottom. This means that when tipping, the tailgate swings away from the load area, allowing the load to slide out underneath the tailgate, onto the ground.

Tipper

A tipper is a van or truck with a load area that can be mechanically raised up at an angle to allow the load (usually sand, gravel, etc) to be tipped out onto the ground behind the vehicle, thus saving it being unloaded by hand.

Truck

A term generally used to describe goods vehicles of 3.5t maximum laden weight upwards. Not usually used for vans.

U

Unladen Weight

The weight of a van (or any vehicle) without any passengers or luggage/load.

V

Vehicle Theft Cover

This insures you for the cost of replacing the vehicle – or parts of it – if it gets stolen (an excess applies here).

Wheel Base

The distance between the front and rear wheels of a van. Used to indicate the size of the van - i.e. the longer it is, the larger its load space will be.

X

Extra Long Wheel Base (XLWB)

The best-known extra-long wheelbase van is the Mercedes Sprinter - with a load compartment 4.2m long. Ford also offer the Transit Jumbo, which is almost identical in size. These extra long panel vans were developed to take a full-sized roll of carpet - 4m long - but have become popular with all sorts of people who appreciate the combination of 3.5 tonne rating and cavernous load space.

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what is making ticking noise from modified 91 mustang 5.0?

I have a 91 5.0 mustang built with trick flow twisted wedge heads ported and polished , hydraulic lifters, a.r.p. push rods, ford motorsports F cam, ford motorsports roller rockers. Problem is when engine gets hot, ticking increases, 100 percent sure this is not a header leak, my buddy who used to own the car said intially Trick flow screwed up the valve guides, producing a very loud ticking, he sent heads back to them and they fixed the guides, i'm unsure how they did this. Car was dyno'd recently and mechanic adjusted valves. I have the car now, dont get me wrong it runs like a raped ape, I just feel the ticking isn't neccesary its annoying, lots of engines out there with more horsepower dont tick. I dont know if i should look into valve guides again or adjust roller rockers or what. It has msd igntion and runs on only 110 octane. Ticking starts at higher temps and is vocal throughout rpm range, Car has only 57000 original miles. Any ideas or suggestions would be great!

I have a friend who has a HO 5.0 Mustang too. He has spent countless hours tweaking things on his ride and I expect that your car is going to need some close attention and patience to get this licked. To begin with, I would recommend that you have someone who is experienced with performance engines help you to diagnose this, so that you don't just end up throwing money away while trying to solve this problem. To be certain of the cause, you could try to eliminate a few things and I think it's best to just make a list of possibilities and eliminate them one at a time. First, I would recommend a compression test to verify the balance of the cylinders - it's quick and easy and can provide some valuable clues to engine health. It might also be advisable to use a bore scope (if you can get one) to look inside the cylinders for evidence of detonation. A scope will let you see the piston the valves and the chamber walls without disassembling. If you have a timing or spark problem, you could have more serious problems ahead. Premature or late firing can cause detonation as can compression problems or carbon build-up. Have you spoken with anyone else who has a similar setup (the same or very similar ignition, heads, intake, and exhaust)? If so, have they had the same problem? If you rule out the simple things and you still have the tick, then you know it's time to go inside. At that point, you can have the heads pressure tested and teh integrity of the valve guides and seats can be checked. If you get that far and still don't come up with a cause, you'll need to experiment with some different components. It would be worth trying out a different set of headers and maybe the heads if all else fails. Unfortunately with all the mods, you don't have a textbook case to try to solve here but be patient and be diligent - you may just have some incompatible parts. No potential cause is worth overlooking since it could very well be the root of your noise. And this may all prove to be easier than you think - stay positive, you will get this beat.

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