u/robertkappa54

Does anybody have any good teaching resources on medical emergencies? I’m in the Medical/OB portion of class. I am struggling heavy in this topic for some reason.

I have a 2001 Mustang V6. I had a radiator flush done at a service center. This was done about a week ago. Since I had this done, the radiator fluid keeps dropping in large amounts without a notable reason to the point where I have to keep refilling it to the minimal line. There is no obvious signs of a head gasket issue, no milky discolored oil, white smoke, overheating.

I’m at a loss to what happened. I took it back to the service center and they found no signs of leaks, gasket failures, or overheating either. Issue continues to persist.

I have a 01 Mustang I just bought, I want to get the peeling clear coat on the spoiler fixed professionally. Does anybody have recommendations on shops to go to?

I have a 2001 Mustang V6. I want to do a dual exhaust set up. I am unsure where to find a GT style rear bumper that already has the two cutouts to fit the ends of the exhaust. Would I be better off cutting my current bumper to fit a dual exhaust setup, or should I find a new rear bumper?

I’ve been in the market for a used older sports car and I’ve noticed a lot of Vehicles, mainly at used car dealerships with rebuilt titles. Should I avoid these vehicles?

Found a 2009 mustang I was really interested in. I’m from out of town and know nothing about this dealership. Does anyone have any experience with them?

I was looking at purchasing a 2000 F150 XLT, I wanted to buy it since I’ve wanted a pickup truck and a second vehicle for a while now. The truck cost $5000 at a ford dealership and has 140k miles on it. What should I look out for with these vehicles and is it a good deal? I also live in a snowy area which I know rust is a big issue with these trucks.