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I would first look for a vacuum leak.
Of course you should unless you see a sign of suspition. Of course you should unless you see a sign of suspition.
Yes, but you would have to sign the papers for the title of your car to be transferred to the new owner.
the back fire could be a sign that you need to get new spark plugs, posibly wires to could help and the stalling could be to do with the carb.
Acceptance does offer car insurance. If you contact them, a dedicated agent will be happy to help you sign up for the car insurance that Acceptance offers to its customers.
The car at fault would be the one leaving the stop sign because it's failing to yield to the car traveling straight (that is, if the vehicle going straight has no stop sign).
Divorce. If your signature was needed because of his bad credit, he will not get the car.
Speeding tickets or accidents would not help.
Of course! It would only be legal if you have a power of attorney from the individual authorizing you to sign for them.
Proforms are sogns that change as you use them. For instance. BSL makes frequent use of proforms: elements that refer to terms previously defined in a given context. The full sign for "car", is two-handed and is positioned in front of the chest, just like holding a steering wheel. But indicating a car's location, movement, relation to other objects etc. means moving the sign in space/time and in relation to other signs that might be going on simultaneously. So when mentioning a car for the first time youll use the "steering wheel sign". This tells the reader that we're not talking about a car. Then when we continue to mention "the car" we use a proform. For a car, a flat hand-shape with the palm facing down is used. It isnt a differing sign simply a sign that continues to keep the subject (the car) in the conversation. If during the sign the reader askes "what car was it" They would sign "steering wheel" "what" and "name". The readers face would look quizingly to emphasis "I'm asking". The response from the first signer would be pointing to the flat hand "car" and then sign "name" and fingers sign the make of the car i.e. finger spell ford.