July 13, 2011

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Sharing a platform with Toyota Allion and Toyota Premio, the Caldina is the Japanese version of Toyota Avensis wagon.
The 4WD models are coded ST215, and are offered as Active Sports GT with the 3S-GE engine. The top of the line GT-T came with the turbocharged 260 PS (191 kW; 256 hp) 4th generation 3S-GTE engine, and included an all-wheel drive system similar to the Toyota Celica GT-Four. The GT-T also came with optional electronic stability control(VSC) (standard on Active Sports versions). The Aerial version features a large sunroof and countoured roof racks as standard.[1] Weighing 1,470 kg (3,241 lb), the Caldina GT-T offers similar performance to a Subaru WRX wagon achieving 0–100 km/h in 7 seconds. A refresh was given in 2000 with new bumpers and lamps a refreshed interior and extra lug added to the turbo manifold to stop the warping issue common on earlier GT-T models.
Engines for lesser models are the 1.8 L 7A-FE, the 2.0 L gasoline 3S-FE, and the 2.2 L diesel 3C-TE.

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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)
"Tokyo Drift" redirects here. For 1966 Yakuza action film, see Tokyo Drifter. 
Plot
Sean Boswell (Lucas Black) is involved in a crash during a local street race. Because of his numerous brushes with the law in the past, his mother sends him to Tokyo, Japan, to live with his father, who is stationed as a U.S. Naval officer. Upon arriving at his father's home in Tokyo, he is warned by his father not to stir up any trouble, or he will return to the U.S. to serve jail time.Sean meets Twinkie (Bow Wow), a fellow American, who introduces him to the drift racing scene. Sean has a verbal confrontation with Takashi (Brian Tee) - also known as DK (short for Drift King) and nephew to a local yakuza boss - because he was talking to DK's girlfriend, Neela (Nathalie Kelley). They race and Sean is defeated and destroys the car lent to him by Han (Sung Kang), DK's business partner. The next day, Han meets Sean after school and tells Sean that he must work for him to repay the damage done to his car.Han becomes Sean's friend, and teaches him to drift. Han does this because Sean is the only one unafraid of DK (calling him DK's "kryptonite"). Neela and Sean go on a date which precipitates DK to beat him up. Angry after seeing Sean's bruises, Neela leaves DK to be with Sean.DK's uncle Kamata (Sonny Chiba), a Yakuza, admonishes DK for allowing Han to steal from him. DK confronts Han,Sean and Neela whereupon they flee. The resulting car chase results in the death of Han in a fatal collision. DK, Sean, and Sean's father become involved in an armed standoff which is resolved by Neela agreeing to leave with DK. With the help of Twinkie, Sean returns Kamata's stolen money, proposing a race against DK to determine who must leave Tokyo. Sean and Han's friends then build a car from various spare parts. During the race, DK drives off the cliff and wrecks his car, resulting in Sean winning the race.Later, Sean, now the Drift King, is challenged to a race in the parking lot by Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel), a good friend of Han.

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POLICE WOMEN AROUND THE WORLD

Women in uniform… How nice it can be? Pictures of police women around the world. 

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Japanese Holidays

The following are Japanese national holidays and some of the most important other annual nationwide events. In addition, there are countless local annual festivals. Our event calendar can be consulted for exact dates.
  • January 1 (national holiday)
    New Year (shogatsu):
    This is the most important holiday in Japan. While only January 1 is designated as a national holiday, many businesses remain closed through January 3. More information is available on the New Year page.
  • Second Monday of January (national holiday)
    Coming of Age (seijin no hi):
    The coming of age of 20 year old men and women is celebrated on this national holiday. More information is available on the Coming of Age page.
  • February 3
    Beginning of spring (setsubun):
    Setsubun is not a national holiday, but celebrated at shrines and temples nationwide. More information is available on the Setsubun page.
  • February 11 (national holiday)
    National Foundation Day (kenkoku kinenbi):
    According to the earliest Japanese history records, on this day in the year 660 BC the first Japanese emperor was crowned.
  • February 14
    Valentine's Day:
    In Japan, women give chocolates to men on Valentine's Day. It is not a national holiday. More information is available on the Valentine's Day page.
  • March 3
    Doll's Festival (hina matsuri):
    Also called girl's festival. More information is available on the Doll's Festival page.
  • March 14
    White Day:
    The opposite of Valentine's Day: Men give cakes or chocolates to women. It is not a national holiday. More information is available on the White Day page.
  • Around March 20 (national holiday)
    Spring Equinox Day (shunbun no hi):
    Graves are visited during the week (ohigan) of the Equinox Day.
  • April 29 (national holiday)
    Showa Day (Showa no hi):
    The birthday of former Emperor Showa. Before 2007, April 29 was known as Greenery Day (now celebrated on May 4). Showa Day is part of the Golden Week.
  • May 3 (national holiday)
    Constitution Day (kenpo kinenbi):

    A national holiday remembering the new constitution, which was put into effect after the war. More information is available on the Golden Week page.
  • May 4 (national holiday)
    Greenery Day (midori no hi):
    Until 2006, Greenery Day was celebrated on April 29, the former Emperor Showa's birthday, due to the emperor's love for plants and nature. It is now celebrated on May 4 and is part of the Golden Week.
  • May 5 (national holiday)
    Children's Day (kodomo no hi):

    Also called boy's festival. More information is available on the Golden Week page.
  • July/August 7
    Star Festival (tanabata):
    Tanabata is a festival rather than a national holiday. More information is available on the Tanabata page.
  • Third Monday of July (national holiday)
    Ocean Day (umi no hi):
    A recently introduced national holiday to celebrate the ocean. The day marks the return of Emperor Meiji from a boat trip to Hokkaido in 1876.
  • July/August 13-15
    Obon:
    Obon is a festival to commemorate deceased ancestors. More information is available on the Obon page.
  • Third Monday of September (national holiday)
    Respect for the Aged Day (keiro no hi):

    Respect for the elderly and longevity are celebrated on this national holiday.
  • Around September 23 (national holiday) Autum Equinox Day (shubun no hi):
    Graves are visited during the week (ohigan) of the Equinox Day.
  • Second Monday of October (national holiday)
    Health and Sports Day (taiiku no hi):
    On that day in 1964, the Olympic games of Tokyo were opened.
  • November 3 (national holiday)
    Culture Day (bunka no hi):
    A day for promotion of culture and the love of freedom and peace. On culture day, schools and the government award selected persons for their special, cultural achievements.
  • November 15
    Seven-Five-Three (shichigosan):
    A festival for children, Shichigosan is not a national holiday. More information is available on the Shichigosan page.
  • November 23 (national holiday) Labour Thanksgiving Day (kinro kansha no hi):
    A national holiday for honoring labour.
  • December 23 (national holiday)
    Emperor's Birthday (tenno no tanjobi):
    The birthday of the current emperor is always a national holiday. If the emperor changes, the national holiday changes to the birthday date of the new emperor.
  • December 24-25
    Christmas:
    Christmas is not a national holiday, but it is celebrated by an increasing number of Japanese. More information is available on the Christmas page.
  • December 31
    New Year's Eve (omisoka):

    December 31 is not a national holiday. More information is available on the New Year page.
If a national holiday falls on a Sunday, the following Monday will also be a holiday. If a day lies between two national holidays, the day will also be turned into a holiday.


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COMMON ENGINE PROBLEM

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Possible Fuel Problems.Engine turns over but wont start



Possible Fuel Problems.
Although obvious this is the most common cause for an engine failing to start. Your fuel gauge may show there is fuel present however the mechanical measuring devises can be flimsy and prone to wear or clogging from any contaminated fuel giving an inaccurate reading.
How to check For Fuel.
Locate the in line fuel filter and have someone turn over the engine and see if you can see fuel passing through the filter or fuel line or,
Take off the fuel cap and place your ear close to the opening and rock the car gentle from side to side and listen for the fuel sloshing around or,
A fool proof method, get a can of fuel and put it in the fuel tank!


Note: If there is fuel present but its low and your vehicle has been stood on an incline this can cause fuel starvation. If you have a primer pump in the engine compartment squeeze it three or four times until it stiffens up and try to start the vehicle again.


Click to view large imageIf your car has a fuel primer pump it will look something like this. They come in a verity of colours often quite bright if they have been replaced.
 
If it starts it may stop again when what was primed has run out so get a can and fill her up.
Fuel present but wont Start
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Petrol cars:
Depending on the age and type of car you may have a carburettor or a fuel injection system. Either could be faulty or have blockages which is unlikely but never the less possible this being the case professionals will need to take a look as taking a carburettor apart to clean requires considerable knowledge and electronic fuel management systems can be tested quickly and easily with specialist electronic equipment.
Diesel Cars:
Diesel cars require heater plugs to warm the fuel to a temperature at which it can combust. Each cylinder has a heater plug and they are consumable items which perish with use. They can be checked by removing them individually and examining them visually. If they are disfigured or black with soot the chances are they need replacing.

Click to view large imageThis shows the difference between a worn glow plug and a new one, the latter being on the bottom. Click on the image to view a larger picture.
 
Any main dealer or auto parts retailer will stock them and they vary in price depending on manufacturer. It it's always recommended to buy genuine plugs for the make of your car as they last longer but expect to pay more.


Possible electrical problemsModern cars have become more dependent on electronic management systems and as a result have become very complex. There is an upside to this however as computer diagnostic equipment can be plugged in to your car and for a cost of around £50 you can get an analysis which could in the past have taken hours and come with a hefty bill.

Electrical problems are more likely in a petrol engine as in order to run you need fuel, ignition and compression and a diesel needs only fuel and compression but does need electrics to initially fire.
Petrol cars:
If there is no spark there is no fire. Remove the spark plugs and check they are in good condition. They should be a light brown in colour, dry and undamaged. If they are white, oily or wet with fuel you could have fuel/air mixture problems and/or worn cylinders or piston rings and possibly leaking valve seals. This being the case a mechanic is a good idea as cleaning the plugs will only be a very short term fix.
Check for a spark
Obtain a spare spark plug you know is working and one by one so you don't mix up the plug leads disconnect a lead from a plug and insert the spare. Place the spark plug metal to metal somewhere on the engine to earth it and get a friend to turn over the engine. You should see a bright spark between the terminals at the end of the plug.
If all work then remove each spark plug one by one from the engine replacing the removed plug with the spare so you don't have an open cylinder and repeat the exercise.
 
No spark from a working spark plugThis could be the plug lead or the distributor/distributor arm. Remove the distributor cap and look to see if the the rotating arm contact point and contact terminals are worn this will be quite apparent if they are. They may also be corroded with a green oxide layer which can be cleaned with sand paper for a temporary fix. If the terminals and arm are worn then they may be no contact so replace them. Same goes for the plug leads, check for corrosion on the connections and if you have a circuit tester make sure current can pass along the lead.
Wrong compressionIts best to leave compression testing to the professionals as you will need specialist equipment. And if there is a compression problem it may be a major fix such as replacing piston rings or a head gasket.
Diesel Cars:
If you have already examined the heater plugs as described above and found them to be in good shape you can test them by removing the plug. Making sure the plug is still attached to the connection wire place the thread used to screw in to the cylinder head on a metal part of the engine. Keeping the element clear of anything in the surrounding area (including your hands they get hot! Use pliers or vice grips) have a friend turn the ignition to the on position but not all the way. You don't want the engine turning over with an open cylinder. If the plug is working properly it will glow beginning at the tip and moving upwards. Switch off the ignition and repeat the exercise with the remaining plugs.
Heater plugs working but not glowingThis could be a result of poor connections or a faulty heater plug timer relay which controls how long the plugs receive current. Remove the inline connecting wire and clean the connection points and when replacing ensure the connection nuts are secure. Using a circuit tester on the wire will fitted will help trace the problem back to the timer relay.
Remove the timer relay from its connection point and check the terminals are clean. Use sand paper if they are corroded or replace it with a new one.

In the case of both diesel and petrol cars check the fuel filter and air filters are clear and free from build up. If they are dirty or contaminated replace them. An engine starved or air will run rich and be inefficient both in performance and economy.
Incorrect timing
All internal combustion engines require a host of events happening in the correct sequence at the right time controlled by a timing belt or chain. If a timing belt or chain becomes loose or worn it can slip or jump if this happens the sequence of events required for an engine to run correctly will will be out of step. The same result will obviously occur if a belt or chain is fitted incorrectly. Setting the timing will require a manual to find the settings and is best left to a qualified mechanic as if it is set out of time too far you can cause engine damage such as bent valves which can become expensive.
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