car won't start

I tried jumping it the lights go on but it won't still start. What can it
be? My car is a Hyundai Elantra. If someone knows anything or what it
could be contact me. Thanks

 

hmmmm does it just turn over?
check the crank shaft postiion sensore....

 

Does your engine crank?

Is this a manual or automatic transmission?

 

Don't post binaries in a text newsgroup. I didn't need these crappy
pictures on my hard drive.

 

pics are there for a reason

 

Does your PC have a Delete button? If so, use it and quit whining. He
was trying to help someone with a problem.

Instead of getting indignant, you could have just politely suggested
that he post links to pics in the future, instead of posting the pic to
the newsgroup. See, wasn't that easy?

 

thank you brian for sticking up for me =)

 

That's not the point. Text groups exclude binaries for a reason.
Many people are still on dialup, and many **gasp** still pay
by-the-minute. Binaries found where they aren't expected slow down
their browsing and cost them money.

I've tried polite. It rarely works in today's society, unfortunately.
Anymore, only a rude slap to the face works.

 

slap back atcha

 

im new to this and im about to unsubcribe cause of people like you, all this
because of a 45 kb picture?
cut me some slack man, im just learing how to use these news groups !

 

I'm one of them. The image was small and didn't cause any delay that I
noticed. It certainly didn't warrant your nasty rebuke.

Yeah, right. Not likely now that unlimited access is available for
$10/month. Come to think of it, I can't remember the last time I saw an
ISP offering anything less than unlimited access.

Slow down, yes, but very slightly in this case. Cost money? No.

You haven't tried hard enough. There are a lot of newbies out there that
simply don't know any better and need only to have the rules explained
to them. Coming across as a jerk doesn't help the situation.

Well apparently, that doesn't work well either, since you didn't heed my
"slap" to use your Delete button and quit whining, did you?

A bigger problem is people who think that it's OK to be rude on the
internet because they can hide behind cutesie pseudonyms. How can you
expect anyone to respect you or what you have to say when you don't even
have the guts to put your name on your words?

 

Maybe here in the US. Remember, however, that USENET is a global
community and many other countries don't have the infrastructure to
offer the great deals we have.

 

You've always got some self appointed guru that has been named the grand
poopah of the group. Browsing usenet newsgroups is not an activity that
excercizes one's sense of frugality.

If I wanted to post a picture that had to do with the problem being
discussed, I would post it and tell the guru to kiss my ass. If it helps
some guy with a problem get it fixed, then that is the point of the
newsgroup to start with.

 

Its your god given right to clog up a usenet group with your crap
because you're too lazy or ignorant to aquire some web hosting?

A small usenet group like this is similar to a neighborhood block. If
you're a complete dick chances are when it comes time for you to need
assistance, it'll be much easier for other people to tell you to "go
f--k yourself"....

Its one thing to be a knowledge leech, its another to be an annoying
knowledge leech...

JS

 

Partner, I am not as kind as you. you don't really need to take the U out
of the work **** to get your point made..

I'll tell you this. I wouldn't want your god-damned help to fix a problem.
You self righteous son of a bitch. I'd rather go to a Hyundai dealer and
pay $300 dollars to change my oil as to give you a drop of sweat off my old
balls. **** you and the other son of a bitch that first raised hell. If
that is not plain enough, I'll try and explain it again. I'll bet you are
even a fucking republican too.

 

Your last sentence doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. What did
you mean?

"who", you don't seem to have ever read anything about basic Usenet
ettiquette. Binary postings are typically not allowed on newsgroups
that don't have "binaries" in their names. Some NNTP admins have set
their servers to automatically discard any message with uu-, base64-, or
yy-encoded parts if that message is posted to a non-binary group. I
definitely didn't see the attached binary that started this tirade
because news.individual.net's admin has blocked binaries completely.
YServerMV.

The best solution is as Jacob said--put the JPEG up on your webspace,
post a URL that points to that JPEG in your Usenet article. This saves
time and bandwidth. Remember that many people read Usenet over dialup,
and many people in Europe pay for their Net access by the minute.

Jacob is trying to tell you things about basic nettiquette, and you
insult him? (Right, he could have been a bit more tactful, but then
again, so could *you*.) You should go read
http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html and follow its advice if
you plan on getting good answers from the questions you ask on Usenet.
(If you want to flame people, that's why alt.flame exists.)

I think you should sit down, drink a beer, take a Valium, and not post
again until you can manage to do so without yelling at people. OK?

 

Uh-oh! Looks like someone left the terminal open at the middle
school, again.

 

It misses the whole point that most people do not know they have web
space if they have it, from their ISP. A very large percentage of
those that know they have it choose not to learn how to use it as they
don't see a need for it.

There is a major difference between the spammers andthe occasional
jpeg to explain a problem or fix. Netminders who can't figure it out
are too far into netiquette to listen to. They need to step back and
check whether they are looking at the forrest or the trees.

a Republican