torcor82

Sorry the question is so strangely asked. They don't give you a lot of room. I have a hard time coping with pets going unloved, without homes, being euthanized, or abused/neglected. I volunteer at a local shelter, I have one cat (wish I could have more), and I give what money I can, but I still feel guilty and panicked about the cats I can't save. Does anyone else feel this way? If so, how do you cope? If not, do you have advice?

I am trying to sell my 2003 Jeep Liberty. It's in great condition, never has had any problems, etc. A potential buyer called today to say he's very interested, ready to buy, but would like to have it looked over by a mechanic. I said fine. The potential buyer called back. The mechanic said everything is great except that one of the cylinders is having some problems (this is where I get confused - I am NOT a mechanical person). Apparently each should get 175 psi, but one is only getting 105-135. The mechanic said this is causing some vibration and to fix it (replacing/opening the compressor?) would cost $2,000. Can anyone help me understand this?

I am trying to sell my 2003 Jeep Liberty. It's in great condition, never has had any problems, etc. A potential buyer called today to say he's very interested, ready to buy, but would like to have it looked over by a mechanic. I said fine. The potential buyer called back. The mechanic said everything is great except that one of the cylinders is having some problems (this is where I get confused - I am NOT a mechanical person). Apparently each should get 175 psi, but one is only getting 105-135. The mechanic said this is causing some vibration and to fix it (replacing/opening the compressor?) would cost $2,000. Can anyone help me understand this?