This will make it easier to work under the hood. You can also use a drop light or other supplemental lighting if you deem it necessary. Most belts will be found on the side of the engine block. Serpentine belts are easily identified because they weave through several pulleys. V-belts are looped around two pulleys and there are two or more belts overlapping at a point, forming a V-shape. You should replace the belt: if it is frayed or tearing. if it has cracks or missing chunks. if the belt has coolant or oil on it. These conditions make the belt incapable of properly running its components, which can lead to major problems for your engine. If for any reason you cannot locate an accessory belt or gain easy access to it then you should take your vehicle to professional.

Summary: Park your car in a well lit place. Locate the belt in question.

Is the atmosphere similar to earth, where the inhabitants can breathe in the air comfortably? Or is the atmosphere more gaseous or toxic, similar to a planet like Saturn? Describe how the atmosphere looks, smells, and feels. Consider the weather. Is it the same in every part of the world? Is it warmer or cooler in certain spots? Does the weather change daily? Weekly? Monthly? Specify where the world is located within the larger universe. Is the world close to other worlds? Is it far away from other worlds? Is the world surrounded by meteors or space ships? For example, your world could be at the center of a solar system consisting of inhabitable planets. Or it could be surrounded by a meteor field. Decide if there is only one landscape on the world or many different landscapes. Is one landscape swampy, humid, and warm all the time? Is another landscape closer to a desert or a tundra? Is the landscape a combination of different climates? Are there mountains, oceans and lakes in the world? Is there only barren land in the world? Focus on the landscape where your main character lives first. Then, branch out to describe the surrounding landscapes or areas where they travel to. It may help to draw a map of the landscapes in the world. You can then use this map as a guide when you write your story. Determine if the inhabitants of the world are human as well as animal. Maybe half the population are alien inhabitants and the other half are human inhabitants. List all the main inhabitants of the world so you know who lives in the fictional world. For example, one area could be populated by elves and another area could be populated by dwarves. You should also consider animals and wildlife in the world. Are there animals that look like animals on earth? Is there wildlife all over the world or only in certain areas? Decide how the inhabitants of the world eat and survive. Does food grow from trees or in fields? Do the inhabitants get power and electricity from the world? If so, does it come from water in the world or other sources? You should also think about whether the world has resources like natural minerals, wood, and fossil fuels. They could then be used by the inhabitants of the world.

Summary: Determine the atmosphere and weather of the world. Identify the location of the world. Describe the landscapes in the world. List the inhabitants of the world. Determine the key resources and food sources in the world.

The doctor will use some type of anesthetic on your skin to numb it. This numbing medicine might be applied directly, or through a shot. This glue holds the sides of the cut together so the skin can begin to heal. The glue will dissolve over time. The doctor will just snip the thread with scissors and gently pull out the threads. It feels funny, but it usually doesn't hurt. If you don't get the proper care for a serious cut, a more noticeable scar may form.

Summary: If a wound is very long or deep, or if its edges are far apart, you may need stitches. The doctor will suture or sew the edges of the cut together with a small needle and special thread. For more minor cuts, the doctor might use a special kind of glue (instead of stitches) to close your cut. If you get stitches, you will need to go back to the doctor in about a week to get those stitches taken out. Sometimes, a small scar forms after stitches are removed.

Ticks like tall grasses, wooded areas, and shrubs. Walk in the center of hiking trails to avoid brushing up against tick infested areas. Pants and long sleeves can protect your from ever having to deal with tick bites. Tuck your pants into your socks or boots to prevent them from crawling up under your clothes. This is the most effect barrier against tick bites. Avoiding the noise, eyes, and mouth, spray your skin with DEET every 2-3 hours to avoid bites. If you can't use DEET, some naturalists swear by 2-3 drops of strong smelling Rose Geranium oil as a natural repellent. This chemical is too toxic to put directly on the skin, but it creates a barrier against ticks that lasts through up to 5-6 washings. Clothes that are advertised as "tick-repellent" are coated in permethrin. Many ticks will be on your body for several hours before biting. Wash off with soap and water to remove them and easily see if any have already bitten you. Ticks can get into clothing and bite you anywhere, so be sure to check under the arms, behind the ears and knees, and in any hair. Perform this check as soon after leaving the woods as possible. Any ticks trapped in your clothing will die in the drier. Using high heat, dry your clothes for at least an hour to get rid of any remaining ticks.
Summary: Know common tick-infested areas. Wear long clothing while hiking. Use insect repellent with 20-30% DEET on exposed skin. Coat clothes, tents and equipment in 5% permethrin. Never apply permethrin directly to your skin. Bath or shower shortly after returning indoors. Use a mirror or a friend to check your entire body for ticks. Tumble dry your clothes on high-heat to kill ticks.