Article: A flat tire may be the most common form of auto repair you can run into. Make sure the vehicle is on a flat, solid (paved) surface and that you're in a safe area. Use a tire iron to break all the lugnuts loose. Then, use a jack to lift the vehicle off the ground and slide a jack stand in next to it to ensure the vehicle can't fall. Remove the lugnuts the rest of the way and remove the wheel from the vehicle. Slide the spare wheel and tire onto the lug studs and then use the lugnuts to hold the new wheel in place. Lower the vehicle back to the ground and then tighten the lug nuts firmly. . If your belt looked damaged, loosen it by engaging the auto tensioner pulley with a breaker bar (if your vehicle has one) or by loosening the bolts securing the alternator to the engine. With the tension released from the belt, simply slide it out over the pulleys and remove it from the vehicle. Use the serpentine belt diagram in the vehicle's owner's manual or found on the manufacturer's website to ensure you run the new belt through the pulleys properly. Once the belt is run, apply pressure to the auto tensioner pulley with the breaker bar to loosen it, and pull it up over the last pulley, then release it to add tension. If your vehicle does not have an auto-tensioner, run the belt over all pulleys, then use a lever to apply pressure to the alternator out away from the engine to make the belt tight, then re-tighten the alternator bolts to maintain tension in the belt. when they appear dry or cracked. Bad windshield wipers can make driving in the rain unsafe. You can remove most wipers by pulling them out away from the windshield, then turning the wiper perpendicular to the arm it's on (on a 90 degree angle). Then simply slide the wiper off of the hook holding it in place. Some wipers may have a notch or tab you need to press to release the blade from the arm. Install the new blade and then fold the arm back flat against the windshield. A dirty air filter can reduce gas mileage, or at worst, prevent the vehicle from running. Use the owner's manual to help you locate the airbox, then unclip the 4 clips holding it closed. Open the airbox and inspect the filter for damage, dirt, and debris. If the air filter is damaged or discolored, remove it and simply drop a new one in its place. Resecure the airbox when you're done. . Bad brake pads will squeak and not step as effectively as good ones. First jack up the vehicle, secure it on jack stands and remove the wheels. Then remove the two caliper bolts holding the pads and their bracket in place. Slide the bracket up and out of the caliper, then remove the brake pads. Use a C-clamp to compress the caliper piston back into the caliper, and the insert the new brake pads. Resecure the brake pad bracket to the caliper with pads in place. Put the wheels and tires back on the vehicle and lower it to the ground when you're done.
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Put on your spare when you have a flat tire. Install a new serpentine belt Replace your windshield wipers Swap out your air filter when it's dirty. Put in new brake pads
Article: An ice bath will quickly stop the cooking custard, which allows it to cool rapidly without curdling. While you can make custards without one, professional pastry chefs know that this little trick will make better custards every time. The custard should keep for several days in the fridge. It can be severed with berries, on it's own, or stuffed into pastries, like eclairs.
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Fill a large bowl with ice water and set aside. Chill the custard in the fridge, covered, once it has reached room temperature.
Article: The museum is spread out over 8 floors. Here you can learn about the castle's unique and interesting history. Look at original armor, weaponry, and art dating back as far as the 16th century. The admission fee to the museum is 600 yen for adults, which is roughly $6 USD. For visitors under the age of 15, admission is free. There are public elevators in the museum that go up to fifth floor. For people with disabilities or difficulty walking, take a separate elevator up to the eighth floor viewing deck. Ask a staff member for more information. You can get audio guides in English, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. These audio guides will share the history and facts about the artifacts in the museum. Remember to return it to the desk when you leave. A series of 5 minute videos share the story of the castle from its beginning. Subtitles are provided in English, Japanese, and Korean. These videos are free to watch. You can skip this part if you would like. Get a taste of the samurai life by trying on the helmet, surcoat, and kimono of a samurai. Make sure to snap a picture of this unique experience. This photo-op costs 500 yen, which is roughly $5 USD. There are 2 shops located in the castle. Get all of your gifts and memorabilia here, including books, postcards, shirts, fans, and candy. Go up to the eighth floor to find the viewing deck. The views of Osaka are impressive from here. Make sure to take a photograph while you are there!
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Visit the main tower of the castle to access the museum. Pick up a free audio guide on the first floor of the museum. Watch a historical video on the first floor. Try on samurai armor for a unique photo. Buy souvenirs from the first and eighth floor of the museum. Look out over the city of Osaka from the viewing deck.