Q:I was looking at this truck and like it alot, its a 1985 Chevy 3/4 ton 6.2L Diesel, it does NOT have a turbo on it. The owner wants $1,500 for it. The only problem is that it'll start and run but it smokes on the left bank and has no power. I have no clue what is wrong with it? I was wondering if any of you guys knew what would be wrong with this truck? I also wanted to know if I was to buy this truck, would I just be putting more money into it than what its worth. In better terms, if I buy it for $1,500 will I end up paying $4,000 to fix it? The real reason on why I want to buy this truck is because I need like a tear up truck, go hunting in, fishing, etc. Would it be worth buying this? Does anybody know whats wrong with it? Also what are some good mods to put on it to make it faster and have more power?

the 6.2 is a very dependable motor, lots of low end torque and it will run forever. The usual problem with them is the injection pump. In your case I would look at compression on the left bank. If its smoking its getting fuel and not igniting it, and since its a diesel the most likely cause is no compression. I would replace the tired 6.2 with the 6.5 turbo engine. It will be an easy swap and will bolt right in as the 6.2 and 6.5 share the same block. I have done that conversion several times. Like I always tell my customers, if you want to go fast buy a gas motor, if you want to climb straight up a wall while pulling a trailer buy a diesel.

Q:I received a Judgment against me so I closed all my accounts to protect myself from a possible bank levy. However, I have heard that if I have someone else open an account for me and add myself as the power of attorney, they would be unable to levy my account. Does anyone if this is true?

sorry, when we receive the levy, we will look for any and all accounts you are a signer on. That will include your POA.

Q:I mean from my understanding when the privately owned banks (Federal Reserve) print money they also tack on interest rates and gain more power than even the Government. If the Government printed it's own money there wouldn't be interest rates. Now I understand printing money shouldn't be the answer because it causes inflation, but as long as their going to keep doing it at least make sense of it and have the Government do it.If the American people ever allowed the banks to control the issuance of their currency, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property, until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers once occoupied. Thomas Jefferson.

i do no longer think of you reside in u . s . a . The greenback is particularly plenty valueless because of the government printing funds for each bailout or charity they could think of of heck $10 billion a month in iraq on my own the presses have not stopped in a millennial

Q:I'm doing a project in school to make a bank advertisement for the Medici bank in Florence during the Renaissance. I need to know some of the services that they offered. I know the basic stuff like loaning money w/ interest, giving bills of exchange and stuff like that. Are there any specific services that only they offered. Any help'll be greatly appreciated.

The Bank de Medici bank rolled multiple pope's ascension to the throne, Pope Leo X (1513–1521), Pope Clement VII (1523–1534), Pope Pius IV (1559–1565), and Pope Leo XI. This allowed them to control all banking of the Vatican, which made them the church's official bank. This gave them supreme power as all clergy officials had to bank with them. So, you could advertise it as the Official Bank of the Church and Trusted by the Clergy and the like.

Q:What does the mobile power rating mean?

Mobile power will have a mobile conversion rate, usually 80% -92%.

Q:If someone has power of attorney, does that give them the right to claim anything belonging to the grantee or close out there bank account??

Answer isit depends on what the grantee granted. Powers of Attorney can over any number or areas. It will be specified in the powers granted. Yes, they can if they have been granted those rights/powers.

Q:I recently bought a new 600w power supply and it says it has 100% full load burn-in. Can anyone tell me what this means?

Sure. It means your power supply, the one you have in your hands, has been operated on a load bank that draws the maximum rated power from the supply for a specific amount of time. It is similar to having an automobile engine run on a test stand at maximum design RPM for a specific amount of time. It is a good thing. Typically a sample of the production run is tested, perhaps 1 in 50, this way and all are plugged in for a few moments to make sure they operate and produce acceptable voltages but that test fails to isolate marginal components. The power supply normally won't be operated long enough for the whole power supply to get to full operating temperature. Temperature is what kills electronics. As components get hot their values change. That change is frequently in the direction that allows more current flow. More current means more heat and this vicious circle continues until something smokes and the supply stops working, best case, or it sets something on fire, worst case. The company that built your supply cared enough to test every supply it makes to the same degree as the cheaper companies test sample supplies. You shouldn't have any trouble with a unit tested this way. At least not for a long time. Congratulations, it sounds like you have an eye for the better stuff on the shelf.

Q:If a house is bank owned because of foreclosure, will there soon be no electric? Does the bank pay for it? Or do they wait until the electric bill expires?

They shut off both water and electric.

Q:i have an assignment for tomorrow. I have to write an argument about the pros and cons of nuclear power plants/energy. Does anyone have some strong pros and cons? Btw i'm in highschool :) so not to advanced language ;)

You wouldn't think it from the propaganda, but nuclear is the safest form of power generation ever - the only problem is that it does have the potential to really screw up a lot of real estate - as in the Ukraine. Compare deaths with nuclear power to the early days of steam. Steam used to kill people 600 at a time when the steam boats would blow up. But unfortunately the question is now not really debatable - 8 wasted years of Baby Bush and Cheney (pals of Big Oil) meant that NOTHING was ever said about any alternative form of energy. We now have no choice but to build more nuclear plants. whether we like them or not. Something has to supply large amounts of power for the next two decades - or until these alternatives actually work.

Q:I need two examples of national, concurrent, and state powers please. Oh and please write them in simple terms :) Please and thank you!

Concurrent powers are powers that are shared by the Federal and State government. Federal powers: - Print money (bills and coins) - Declare war - Establish an army and navy - Enter into treaties with foreign governments State Powers: - Regulate intrastate (within the state) commerce - Conduct elections - Ratify amendments to the U.S. Constitution - Provide for public health and safety Concurrent: -Creating and collecting taxes -Building highways - Borrowing money - Making and enforcing laws - Chartering banks and corporation