What Will Be The Price For The Ford Atlas

How much does it cost to ride in an ambulance?

Question: How much does it cost to ride in an ambulance?Like the other people have written, there’s no hard and fast answer.In my area? Depending on if you’re a resident or non-resident and if I do ALS or BLS will determine your bill.For clarification, ALS for my area includes:administration of nitroglycerin fromnitroglycerin from my ambulance’s stocknitrous oxide administrationAn IV attempt (doesn’t need to be successful)An IO attempt (also doesn’t need to be successful)Everything else? BLS.As for cost? Generally it’s going to be around $850 or $1120 for a resident. For a non-resident that increases to above $1000 regardless of ALS or BLS (ALS costs more.)Mileage-wise? Its around $20 a mile, so theoretically your bill could be around $1000 from the closest point in our district to the closest hospital for someone that lives in our district, all the way to over $2000 for someone at the farthest reaches of our district that wants to go to the higher-level hospitals in our district and gets an ALS skill.

What will actually happen when G12 coolant is mixed with regular types, including with those that claim to mix with "ANY type" of antifreeze?

Many companies like VW and Audi recommend using G12/G13 coolants on their system. And that's only because G12 has better lubricating capacities (which is why it is sometimes called "lifelong coolant"). This is given by the various phosphates in the mixture.The regular coolant (let's take Prestone as our reference), on the other hand does not contain phosphates. The reason for this is that water in Europe (that's where the manufacturers are) contains higher concentrations of minerals like phosphates than that found in the waters of, say, US. Other minerals that might be present in higher quantities may be metallic salts that are way less stable to stay in place for the radiation job.This gives us the answer to what happens when G12 and Prestone is mixed. The metallic ions from Prestone and the phosphate rich G12 produce jelly-like depositions that promote corrosion. I've come across cases where entire radiator hoses have blown off because of this mixing, and that's technically because of clogging, congestion, built water pressure and, of course, weakening of the hose.As I was reading this question I was wondering why you would ask this in the first place. Immediately I thought, "Maybe he's considering doing this." In that case, my suggestion is: DO NOT take this risk unless you're going to die if you won't.I understand, G12, G12++ or G13, for that matter, are all way too expensive. If you're looking to change your coolant, make sure you flush your radiator system a couple of times and then add Prestone (or any other regular coolant). Never run both of them together.A sidenote: if you're ever using water with any coolant of yours (yes, diluting coolants is no problem) and if you're using G12, please use distilled water only.

How long does it take to replace a wheel bearing?

How long does it take to replace a wheel bearing?To get to and replace a wheel bearing on one wheel on a car or light truck is probably less than a 1 hour job in most cases for someone who knows what they are doing and does this kind of work regularly. They will have the correct parts, the tools, the right lift, a well lighted and roomy place to work. All of his tools will be the correct tools for the job and he will know where all of his tools are.If he gets in there and finds damage to the hub, it will take longer. For one thing, he probably won’t have a new hub handy and will have to see if the local parts shop has one in stock. If they don’t, then they will have to get one from their warehouse, which could take a day if they have it in stock. Then more time, if they have to bring it in. If you have a common vehicle, the parts should be in stock at the distribution warehouse. Depending on where the vehicle is, this could take a day or two to come in. Faster parts availability if your car is in Chicago vs a little town in NW Montana.Even if there is damage to the hub, the extra time to replace the hub is minimal. The time to get parts could be days if the car is not common. A hub for a Ford Crown Victoria is going to be readily available in most places and could be overnighted to just about anywhere in the US. A hub for a 959 Porsche, a Ford GT, or a DeLorean is going to take longer to source.