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2000 Saturn SW2 Repair and Maintenance
A guide to problems, costs, maintenance and repair for your 2000 Saturn SW2
- Water Pump Replacement $267 - 494
- Spark Plug Replacement $112 - 154
- Air Conditioning Diagnosis $86 - 110
- Tire Rotation $26 - 33
- Starter Replacement $305 - 459
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2000 Saturn SW2 Problems
Front brake rotors can wear causing a pulsation felt in the brake pedal. Our technicians often recommend replacement of the front rotors and brake pads as the best option to correct this condition.power steering hoses commonly leak fluid. Any leaking hoses should be replaced.
The front struts may show signs of wear, or be excessively bouncy ride at freeway speeds. This may begin to occur at around 75,000 miles.
2000 Saturn SW2 Questions
The wipers quit working. Repair shop said it came unbolted from the wiper arms. After they tightened them, the wipers would not seat in the off position. The wipers would stay on the windshield about 5 inches above the seated position. When turned on the wipers will drop down to the seated positi...
i have a 2000 Saturn SW2, a few days ago, the battery and ABS lights came on. When I pulled into a store last night and went back to my car, it wouldn't start. After I got a jump I noticed the wipers wouldn't work. After I pulled into my driveway and tried to restart the car, it wouldn...
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Purchase: My mother purchased this at the Minnesota Horse Expo in 1999 for $225. Because she occasionally rides my horses, she needed her own saddle to fit on my aged mare.
Likes: This is a lightweight, easily portable and liftable saddle. My mother, who is only 5 feet tall and who has rheumatoid arthritis, can handle this saddle by herself, even when it means tacking up a 16 hand mare. It is easy to clean and it is well padded. It comes in a variety of colors; my mother got purple and black! It comes complete with all fittings except for the cinch. It is a comfortable ride and is a great trail or spare saddle. It also is quite flexible so fits well on most of our horses; we have used it on thoroughbreds and stock horses alike.
Dislikes: The latigo lace, like the rest of the saddle, is synthetic. This means that if you can't fit the cinch into one of the holes on the latigo lace, it is difficult to keep tight and often slips. However, this is relatively cheap to replace and apart from the latigo strap, it makes a good saddle.
Quality: This is a cordura synthetic saddle. The bottom is fleece lined and there is synthetic suede on the saddle seat. The stirrups are a hard plastic, although they are quite durable. It has held up through much use and abuse, and is easy to care for. Being synthetic means that it requires little maintenance beyond a good dusting now and again if it is not used frequently enough.
Summary: Purchase this saddle because it is lightweight and comfortable and use it for training horses to accept the saddle, for trail riding, or for kids or people who can't lift too much. But buy a new latigo strap that either has more holes in it or is not as slick. The saddle was well worth the $225, even without the fittings.
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I'd like to hear people's experiences with them, good and bad. Thanks!
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ESB-134 Creating and deploying a web service in FUSE ESB - RPC Style ESB-219 Proper documentation on using CXF proxy in FUSE ESB needed ESB-789 Can't get JBI SA that had worked in FUSE ESB 3.3.1 running properly in FUSE ESB 4.1 ESB-185 Add ServiceMix/FUSE ESB as a valid Eclipse STP "org.eclipse.stp.soas.deploy.runtime" for JAX-WS 2.0 services ESB-1267 Fuse ESB 4.3.0-fuse-00-00 "cxf-wsdl-first" demo does not work ESB-841 When CXF-OSGi based service is deployed in FUSE ESB 188.8.131.52 it publishes incorrect wsdl. (puts minOccurs="0" even if original WSDL has "1") ESB-860 Can't use property placeholder for SSL port in CXF when deployed in FUSE ESB ESB-931 CXF feature is missing security components ESB-251 Exception not propagated back to application code when using CXF proxy ESB-639 Deploying a Service into FUSE ESB in Getting Started with FUSE ESB does not tell the user to start the OSGI bundle.
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When 2 or more CXF JBI services are deployed in Fuse ESB each published on different port when you try to list from one of the ports like http://localhost:8092 it would show all the known services published using CXF component.
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Pond expansion completed
I have been writing about my pond expansion where I seamed the two liners together, leaving the fish in the pond. I have finally completed, just needs some plantings and grass planted around the edging.
Thanks to Cliff and Joann for answering my questions through the whole process.
Below is photo of before.
Here is an after picture. The middle of the pond - narrow section is the channel where the liners were seamed. I followed the same process that Cliff and Joann did on their pond. That section is approximately an 8" height enough for fish to swim across. So far (knock wood) the water level hasn't dropped. I hold my breath every day when I look outside to see it. It went from approximately 900 to 1,000 gallons to about 1700 - 1800.
Thanks Joann and CaraRose. Yes the fish seem quite happy. It took them an hour or so before they ventured into the new area, but now they go back and forth all the time.
Mike56, yes I have a pump and filter - it's a shelf top skimmer with pump that sits under a couple of rocks. It pumps into a waterfalls in the new pond (where there are 3 large rocks that are taller than the coping rocks). Hard to see in the photo. It's more like a fast trickle instead of a robust waterfalls. The pump is across from that under rocks around the edge.
I understand why you would lose your nerve. I thought about it for a year before even making the suggestion to my husband!. There were some stressful moments, but I'm so glad I did it.
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It's not like someone is going to break into your house to steal your iphone location logs. Besides, if my phone or ipad gets ripped-off, It may actually help to reveal where the thief's travels took him. Possibly implicating other theives. I think it's good that Apple is thinking ahead this way. Everyone can be an active participant in crime fighting.
Maybe this will even be enough of a deterrent that the 'other' handset manufacturers will adopt the same strategy for their devices. It could mean the end of technogadget theivery altogether. Also, this is a perfect example of an instance where Apple has pioneered another idea which will change the world to make it better, but they will never get the credit for it. Steve invented the Linux kernel you know... He and Chuck Norris.. it's all over the internet, go read it for yourself.
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Visit Oman and experience the bustling bazaars of Muscat, the Wadi Bani Khalid oasis and the country's numerous atmospheric ancient forts.
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After arriving in Oman's capital, visit the beautiful Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, which houses the second-largest carpet in the world; it took more than 400 women weavers four years to make. For an insight into Oman's colourful past, take some time out at the interesting Natural History Museum, and later browse the silver and spice shops at the local bazaar before checking out the two 16th-century Portuguese forts that guard the city's entrance. Take a day-trip to the forts of Al Hazm, on the northern slopes of the Jebel Akhdar, and Nakhal – the best preserved of all Oman's forts.
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Day 4 Wadi Bani Khalid/Wahiba Sands
Escape the scorching heat of the desert and make for the cool waters of Wadi Bani Khalid. Perhaps cool off with a swim in one of the natural pools or laze beneath the palm trees that surround this oasis before journeying on to the overnight desert camp. Sleep under the stars, sing around the campfire and enjoy some traditional food and music.
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Journey north to Lisq and be greeted by an oasis town brimming with ancient buildings and even a castle. Explore the city, grab a bag of dates (uniquely processed in the area) and head to Nizwa, one of Oman's oldest cities. Meander around the fort and souqs before viewing the spectacularly fruity Jebel Akhdar mountain range.
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Marvel at the huge walls and towers of Bahla's remarkable fort, then explore the maze-like fortress of Jabrin on foot to discover its supremely elegant and detailed woodwork. Enjoy the cool air on Jebal Shams, the 'Mountain of the Sun', before returning to Muscat where the adventure comes to an end.
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WEST VALLEY CITY — Petzl announced Wednesday the development of a new Utah-based manufacturing facility on Decker Lake Drive that will serve as the company's U.S. headquarters.
Petzl, which designs and manufactures tools to help people operate safely in vertical or dark environments, will invest more than $20 million in the company's new North American headquarters, according to a news release.
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Gallatin, Tenn. – On March 25th 2015, Statewide Organizing for Community eMpowerment (SOCM), Sierra Club Tennessee Chapter, Climate Nashville, Ecogal, The Curious Consumer, Physicians for Social Responsibility, and Working Films will host a free open community discussion on the continuing impact of Tennessee Valley Authority's coal ash landfill, the recent lawsuit filed by the state against TVA, and what it means for the future of the Gallatin community. In light of recent coverage of the multiple implications of TDEC's lawsuit against TVA, the event will offer a forum for community members to share their perspectives and have their voices heard.Read more....
Our Community, Our Future - Kingston, TN Coal Ash Event - A Great Success
Kingston citizens made a strong show in favor of continuing the fight against coal ash in their community.Read more....
Press Release: Court Clears Way for Lawsuit to Protect Endangered Species from Destructive Coal Mining in Tennessee
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SOCM members call on TDEC to reject the major modifications to the Kingston Gypsum Landfill Permit
Kingston, Tenn. – On Tuesday, December 9th concerned SOCM members joined partners and other Roane County citizens to voice opposition to the TVA's proposal to store coal ash in a current gypsum landfill at the Kingston Fossil Plant site in Kingston, TN.Read more....
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On Tuesday, December 9th concerned SOCM members joined other Roane County citizens to voice opposition to the TVA's proposal to store coal ash in a current gypsum landfill at the Kingston Fossil Plant site in Kingston, TN.Read more....
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Local residents and SOCM members in Rutherford County, Tennessee are fighting to secure safe drinking water and to protect the unique natural environment surrounding the Flat Rock community. This short video made by local residents and SOCM gives an overview of the threats facing this area and efforts by locals to fight back. Check it out below! You can also learn more from this recent article on the campaign.Read more....
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Welcome to the Tent City website
Tent City covers the series of civil rights events that took place in Fayette County,
Tennessee, from 1959 into the early 1970s. As a result of these events, many black
residents were evicted from the sharecropper housing that had been homes to some families
for generations. Ultimately, several hundred people had to move into one of two Tent
Cities erected on donated land, some living there for up to 2+ years. In addition,
black residents who registered to vote were blacklisted by whites from purchasing
goods and services necessary to survive day to day: milk, eggs, fuel, and even medical
Although these events took place over 50 years ago, we still face the same struggles
for human rights in the U.S. and around the globe. Tent cities seem to pop up whenever
less powerful populations are displaced by those with more economic, political, and
social means—either to grab the property of the displaced, or as a result of war migration,
racial or ethnic massacres, or other civic and political upheaval—including those
following natural disasters or economic downturn.
The Tent City movement in Fayette County is significant for a number of reasons: First,
it was a truly grassroots movement—initiated, organized, and maintained by black residents in the local community. Outside
help from regional sympathizers, college activists, and the federal government certainly
came in and helped the Fayette County participants to keep the movement going, but
the leaders and long-term participants were locals.
Second, unlike many more widely known civil rights events, Tent City was a rural movement whose participants made their living from the land—most of the African American population
worked for white landowners as sharecroppers. This meant the civil rights movement in Fayette County was primarily an effort of
the poor.
This can be better appreciated if we note that the middle-class, more educated blacks—who
had more resources to start a movement—were few and mostly found in urban areas. At
the time, most blacks in the rural South were poor and under-educated and, therefore,
many of the movements during the Civil Rights Era were initiated by white sympathizers
who came to the South to recruit and organize black activists.
Finally, Fayette County—as well as adjacent Haywood County—was politically promising because they were the only two of 96 Tennessee counties in which blacks outnumbered
whites. This made political change at a significant scale possible if black citizens
could vote. Also, being located in the southwestern part of the state and adjacent to the Mississippi state line, Fayette County was in a strategic position for extending efforts into Mississippi,
which had garnered much of the national attention concerning civil rights violations
and violence.
Map of Tennessee highlighting Fayette (blue) and Haywood (green) counties.
Image adapted from work by JusBer 88 on Wikimedia.
No website can do justice to the nuanced historical, social, political and personal
factors forming the perfect storm that hit Fayette County, Tennessee, in the summer
of 1959. From this maelstrom, African American residents were among the first in the
rural South to begin their struggle for civil rights. Although major progress was
made during the modern civil rights era, the struggle for equality continues today.
While many people collectively worked for social justice in Fayette County, it is
impossible to individually acknowledge all who risked their lives, livelihoods, and
homes to break out of the second-class roles they were forced into from the days of
slavery. Although some people involved in the national Civil Rights Movement attained
high public profiles, becoming recognized icons for change, most would acknowledge
that the strengths they may have wielded were founded upon the collective efforts
of many unnamed individuals whose contributions may never be known. As with other
movements, this holds true for the efforts in Fayette County.
Additionally, we believe the stories and discussions gathered here may have meaning
to people far beyond Fayette County. The struggle for justice is not unique to this
region and here, as elsewhere, it highlighted deep divisions within the community
while forcing everyone who lived in the area to think about what change might mean
for their society and for themselves as individuals. We want to understand how people
live and work in a shared locale during periods of social upheaval, or how they negotiate
contemporary conflict while planning for a still uncertain future.
Today, Fayette County faces new kinds of change, including the impact of growth from
nearby Memphis. What does Fayette County's history mean to newer residents—whether
they have moved there recently or are young people born locally—and how might broader
recognition of that past shape the county today? We think the stories of Fayette County
offer a special opportunity to understand how communities can overcome difficult pasts
and remind us that these human rights issues continue and remain urgent in national
and global discussions.
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This website is sponsored by the Benjamin L. Hooks Institute for Social Change and
the Department of English and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of
Do you have a story to tell about a real incident or person from the Fayette County Civil Rights Era? Would you like to contribute a photo or other artifact to this website?
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What happened to the moisture...
that 4" of rain put into our soil the 19th and 20th of this month? The top 2" are dry now and it's not very wet a foot down. So DH and I watered the peas and broccoli and cabbage and mulched them with shredded leaves. It has been just too hot here since that rain to suit me. As I plant tomatoes and peppers I keep thinking, "How many of you can I keep alive if we have another summer like 2011?"
Your moisture must be here at my house.
My soil is still so wet just an inch below the surface in the unplanted parts of my garden that I can't plant in them yet. I am sure it will dry up if we don't get rain by mid-April and you know how clay is--it stays wet forever but once it is dry, it is really dry.
We still have standing puddles from the last rainfall, but they have dried up a lot the last couple of days and likely will be gone in a couple of days.
I am planting very heavily now hoping for good, early yields and will not try to keep all of it alive past June if no rain is falling. I'm just not going to spend a lot of money on irrigation this year. We've had plenty of moisture here, so I am not worried yet.


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Yes i am a massive iced earth fan, but a fan of their earlier works (i own them all). This album's a stinker and is only saved by Gettysburg being the masterpiece that it is (32mins long). All other songs here are boring, repetitive, obvious and cringingly patriotic. 'When The Eagle Cries' is TERRIBLE it is hailed as a masterpiece but do me a favour and listen first to Dante's Inferno (Burnt Offerings), A Question Of Heaven (A Dark Saga), Pure Evil and Travel In Stygian (Night Of The Stormrider) and the 'Something Wicked This Way Comes' album. Thats real music, thats iced earth ate their best and thats what you should be listening to instead of this drivel. I would have given no stars but for Gettysburg, parts of Waterloo and the fact that the band is Iced Earth. Iced Earth are at their best with their brand of heavy-power metal, that is crushing guitar from Schaffer, furious rhythmn, and emotional vocals from MATT BARLOW the former and best ever iced earth (and metal) vocalist. This album isn't reflective, original or progressive its just boring. Please come back Matt!!! Ripper doesnt cut it for me...
Also... check out the works of Opeth, In Flames, Sepultura (old wit max) and some vintage metal e.g iron maiden/judas priest/older metallica, slayer are reccomended also.
Final word: Please don't waste your money on this, save it for 'something wicked', 'night of the stormrider' and 'burnt offerings', 'horror show' also if you're feelin generous...
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Well, that's weird! That's not what I planned.
I'm expecting some people to have this thought after seeing my post about my plans for putting some house plants in the ground this summer (well, that's weird!) I don't mind.
What have you seen that's weird regarding house plants?
What plans have gone differently?
What's the weirdest thing you've ever done to a plant? (Stories about leaving them outside for winter are a dime'a'dozen, so although those are awesome, please, something more exotic regarding anecdotes.)
The last really "out there" thing I can recall doing is last summer. I have had this beautiful Drac. marginata that I got as a baby, annual "spikes." I watched it grow a beautiful strong trunk for almost 10 years, and 2 secondary tops from the crown.
Then I decided it would look really cool if the tall part was spiraled instead of straight up. So I stuck a coat hanger up through one of the holes in the bottom, and started mangling wiring it with a pretty hard bend very low on the trunk. After a couple weeks, it was staying that way pretty well, so I went in to bend more of it, to get the spiral really going, and snapped the whole thing off. Now it looks like a boy, if you know what I mean...
So now I have a much shorter dual-trunk tree, and tons of little ones around and given away. Not at all bad, but not what I had planned. One might also think the way I planted it a few inches higher to see that awesome crown juncture is weird. I do too, but couldn't resist. A boy needs legs. It's been that way for about 6 months so if it was bothered, the tree would have let me know by now, I think...
Purple, that looks eye-catching! I have been meaning to add another Dracaena stem or two to my single "tree". Never got around to it but seeing this photo, I'm definitely going to do it. Two looks so much nicer than one. And like the crown sticking out! :-D You're shooting for a Dracaena bonsai there.


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I have a batch of rooted OGR cuttings that are beginning to fill their band-sized containers with roots.
Ready to trade: Yolande d'Aragon, Complicata, Madame Hardy.
I will also have soon(a week for more roots and shoots) Ispahan, Orephline de Juillet, Ville de Bruxelles.
More cultivars on the way: Variegata di Bologna, Leda, Duc de Cambridge, Madame Legras de St. Germain, and several hybrid rugosas.
Please check my trade list for wants. I am a volunteer working to revitalize a publice OGR garden. I plan to use some of the traded cuttings (which I hope to receive!) to propagate for this collection.


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Kristen Stewart is all over the place right now promoting "Breaking Dawn: Part 2," and given her newly minted sartorial risk-taker status (seriously, girlfriend is really going for it these days), we are just full of trampire fashion fodder. (I say that in an endearing way. J'aime K. Stew.)…
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Trash the "Twilight" franchise all you want, but they know how to build some sexual tension. Four movies in, Bella and Edward finally had sex — rough sex, actually! — and I can't be the only one who got a little turned on. Here's comedienne Julie Klausner hosting a "Twilight" horniness focu…
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Hot Links: Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Will Promote "Breaking Dawn" Together
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Nice, love blackened chicken and fish. Care to ask her to share her blackening rub?Dyal_SC said:Thx! @rholt, my wife has a blackening rub she makes that we use once per week on blackened chicken salads. Good stuff. It does get dark though. It has a bit of sugar in it. I was also using the CI grid. Very juicy and it tastes great. The pic also made it appear more dark than it actually was. @nashbama, that looks great!!
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As I understand it, Orion is sort of the equivalent of the Apollo CM. It was not cancelled.
However, what I believe the administration wants to cancel is part of the SLS (Shuttle Launch System) which would lift the Orion capsule into orbit--sort of the equivalent of the Saturn 1B that was used to launch Apollo capsules into earth orbit for Skylab and Apollo/Soyuz missions.
I believe the heavy-lift version of SLS--sort of analogous to the Saturn 5--is still funded for the asteroid missions.
I know, right? The Democrat president who introduced the Vision for Space Exploration [wikipedia.org] in 2004 really had vision. Return to the Moon, then on to Mars, and all in an ambitious timeframe.
I was so disappointed when the Republican president scrapped it in 2010 in favor of just retooling old hardware so his cronies could keep making the same hardware they'd been making for 30 years. Damn those Republicans and their willingness to scrap billions of dollars in research and development in order to start over again with inferior designs!
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Mormon feminists, like Christian feminists more broadly, are posed with the difficulty of making sense of the patriarchal aspects of a tradition which they believe to be inspired. One of the most challenging questions for both groups is this: if one is to reject particular aspects of the tradition (for example, female subordination), on what basis can such a rejection be made?
Some feminists have concluded that Christianity and patriarchy are too closely intertwined for them to be ever pulled apart, and have therefore abandoned Christianity. (Interestingly, a similar assumption is made by those conservatives who see Christianity as inherently patriarchal, and therefore argue that real Christians must abandon feminism). However, a number of others have proposed ways to maintain serious commitments to both Christianity and feminism, looking for creative ways of negotiating the tensions. Some propose drawing on contemporary experience, while others look to liberating elements within the tradition. And in an LDS context, I would add the approach of drawing on personal revelation. Continue reading


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