Take it to a parts store and ask them to do an OBDII scan on it (if they can on a 93). The full code info should provide information about which O2 sensor is throwing the code. Otherwise, what freedomweasel said I also believe to be correct.

It is highly unlikely to be a fuse problem, unless the fuse is shorted in some way—i.e, a blown fuse would prevent the brake lights from getting power. Still, you need to find out where your fuses are and see if there's a diagram of what fuse goes to what circuit on the door to the fuse panel (there usually is). …

"There are certain situations where a citizen with a firearm could be quite positive, provided that a.) They can hit their target. b.) They can correctly identify the situation. and c.) they have some understanding of ballistics. None of these are required to carry a firearm."

um, we're talking about charging or running mobile electronics off this thing—not major home appliances. If it'll run off a wee little battery, it's not likely to draw enough amps to amount to anything for a 120v/15amp house plug. Take a look at a standard, "lamp cord" multi-outlet extension cord. They use like 16…

My very limited experience with foreign travel suggests that no one would want to travel without mobile phone service, if only for emergencies and to communicate with hotels, restaurants, and other services. I've also found that other regions of the world have vastly better, cheaper access to cellular services, with…

Maybe consider opening the case and mounting the drive internally—wouldn't a straight eide interface be faster than usb?

We always split our sausages open to grill. They cook quicker, smokier, and most of the excess fat gets cooked away. Re: marinating steak, we tried a lot of marinades at various persons' recommendations and were always disappointed. We thought it was the meat and/or our grilling methods. Then we decided to cook…

Clearly don't "pull" the plug—just disconnect the plug wire. The safety feature you refer to as the "bail" isn't present on all mowers and is often disabled, because it is damned inconvenient and unnecessary. It is essentially a brake on the flywheel that is disengaged by a lever on the mower handle. I've yet to…

A lawnmower engine is quite small, probably not very high compression, and can pretty easily be cranked, especially if warm and/or if there's fuel vapor in the intake path, by rotating the blade, if it can get spark. Think of push-starting a motorcycle or film of guys starting old airplanes by spinning the prop. …

I made a "trial" standing desk by merely putting a small (about 36" high) 2-shelf unit (from some discount office supply joint) on top of my ordinary, office-issue computer desk. With a couple of books and a storage cube as customizing risers for monitor and keyboard, I've got a very functional standing desk. Since…

hm, frosted glass shower door = white board. I likes it.

When, I am sure you don't really do this, you have just thought about it. Otherwise, the 5th Amendment is your friend.

If I had such an account (not offered by my employer) and I had funds in it that would be forfeit, I'd consider buying stuff that's confirmed reimburseable, scan the receipts, then later return the stuff, if I found I didn't really need it. Even if I couldn't get cash back, but only store credit, at least I'd have…

Ya beat me to it! Yeah, Project Gutenberg! Classics rule. If you haven't read The Golden Ass, by Apuleius and Sterne's Tristram Shandy, you don't understand how constant and constantly amusing humankind really is.

Dude has Tony Cachere's seasoning—so he's at least got some taste. Acting chops, no, but taste, a little.

I'm sure winter didn't have anything to do with your move.

You can get heatshrink insulation in varying sizes at places that sell electrical components—just get the smallest that will fit over the plug end and perhaps wrap some tape around the wire where it seems to break the most (for extra protection and so the larger diameter heat-shrink will snug down over it), slide the…

I've been very happy with the camera app included in Liquid GB Rom 1.9 for OG Droid. I've had various of the other cameras and effects addons and frankly found them all pretty underwhelming. Like some other commenters, the most important thing for me is that I can quickly and easily take a decent, clear, reasonably…

Bad time for this, as data limits and more expensive plans hit and hard. Unless Goofle plans to take over the phone sytems, too, they need to think about how users are actually going to be able to use their system to buy/ad support content. If the menu to get to content eats my data quota, I won't go there and won't…

What would be the dilution of livestock ivermectin for rabbits? And for dogs? Is it just a /pound calculation? Could you advise the same re: metacam?