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Meet your boyfriend in a public place, or a place where your mutual friends are present. Although this seems like a situation that requires privacy, it is a good idea to remain safe in a group environment in case things get emotionally intense. When friends are around, step off to the side while remaining in their sight. You dont want to publicly humiliate your boyfriend.

Make eye contact with your soon-to-be ex. It is important to maintain composure and not appear uneasy. You do not want to give him any opportunities to try to coerce you into staying in the relationship.

Explain calmly that you are no longer interested in having a relationship with him. Do not use accusatory sentences such as, "Youre so boring," or "You never call me." Instead, use yourself as the subject to address your reasons for ending the relationship. For example, "I feel like we shouldnt be rushing into things," or "Im not ready for a boyfriend" are straightforward and gentle statements that get your point across.

Tell him the truth when he asks you why youre breaking up with him. Remember it is important to be gentle when breaking up with a 6th grade boy. If he isnt your type, tell him. Just make sure he knows that he shouldnt worry about changing. There isnt anything wrong with him; youre just not interested in dating him.

Strive to be friendly even though youre no longer dating. An ex-boyfriend from 6th grade can turn into a lifelong friend.

Determine the year of your BMW. If its an older model, made before the new millennium, you can call any locksmith to request a key for your car since the car has no computer system. If your car is a later model, youll need to contact your local BMW dealership.

Inform the locksmith or BMW dealership that youve lost the keys to your car and need to replace them. Provide them with some sort of documentation proving your ownership. Ideally, your vehicle title is the best proof of ownership, but if you cannot find your title, you can use your registration or insurance card.

Wait while a new key is made for your car, and pay the locksmith or dealership for their service and for your new key.

Call a locksmith or your Ford service department to request an appointment to have new keys made for your truck. If you make an appointment with a Ford service department youll need to have your truck towed to their service location. If you call a locksmith they will come to you.

Explain that the original keys are lost and that a new key must be made from scratch. Provide the Vehicle Identification Number, proof of ownership and photo identification to the locksmith and/or Ford service department. Keys will not be made if you cannot prove you own the vehicle.

Pay for the services rendered once your new key is made. The cost for having a new key made without the original from which to model it after is significantly more expensive because a mold of the lock must be made to determine the cut of the key.

Inspect the broken pieces of the key. Make sure all pieces are present. If some of the key broke off inside the lock, you will have to hire a mechanic to remove the broken pieces from the ignition before the new key will work.

Locate the VIN number of your vehicle as well as the make and model information. You will need this information to order a replacement key.

Call a local vehicle locksmith or the dealer for your car. Give them the vehicle information of your car. Ask for an estimate of the cost of making a replacement key. Not all locksmiths will be able to reproduce all car keys, but if they can, they are often less expensive than ordering a key through the dealer. Car keys can cost up to $200 for one replacement. This is due to the safety technology used to make the key work in your specific car only.

Ask the dealer or locksmith if they are able to make a temporary key for your vehicle while the new key is made. Some locksmiths may be able to repair your current broken key well enough to work for a few days while you wait for the replacement key.

Plug the OBD I scan tool into the diagnostic port under the steering column just to the left side of the fuse panel. Check to see that the connection is tight and secure, but dont force the cable into the port, or you may risk damaging the pins.

Put the key into the ignition, and turn it to the "On" position. Wait for the scan tool to interface with the computer, and then display "OK" on the face of the tool.

Turn off the ignition, and unplug the tool.

Locate the "menu" on the OBD I scan tool, and scroll through it to find the "Stored Engine Codes" command. Select this, and write down the codes that the tool stored. Look up the codes on the scan tools manual.

Vacuum the car thoroughly with the upholstery attachment of your hose vacuum. Vacuum the seats, dashboard and trunk. Pull out the rugs and vacuum them. Vacuum the floors and under the seats. This will ensure youve removed all of the ash or any cigarette butts.

Dampen a clean cloth with white vinegar and rub it over the dashboard and the hard surfaces inside the car. This will help neutralize the smell. It may leave a pungent vinegar odor that will dissipate.

Sprinkle baking soda over all of the surfaces. Leave the baking soda on the surfaces for several hours to give it time to absorb the smoke smell. Vacuum up the baking soda when it has absorbed the smell.

Pour white vinegar into a bowl and put it inside the car if the smell is remains noticeable. Roll up the windows and shut all of the doors. Leave the vinegar in the car overnight. The vinegar will help neutralize the smell.

Place a bowl full of charcoal if the smell remains. Roll up the windows and shut the door. Leave the car alone for at least one day before removing the charcoal. The charcoal will neutralize the smell and absorb some of it.

Fill up a bucket with water and dish soap. Mix it together and dip a clean rag into the bucket. Clean the chrome with the rag. Spread out the rag over the chrome in a circular motion and cover the entire area to remove any dirt and debris.

Pour a dab of vinegar onto another clean rag and rub down the surface. The acidity in vinegar will help get the tarnish and gunk off the chrome. Work in a circular motion just like the soap and water was applied.

Crumple up a small piece of aluminum foil and dip it into some vinegar. Scrub over the rusted and oxidized areas on the chrome and dip the foil back into the vinegar very often. Do not press too hard or the foil may damage the chrome.

Brush the surface with fine grade steel wool and remove any more rust that remains. Pour household cleaner into a bucket and dip a toothbrush into the cleaner. Wipe down the oxidized areas with a toothbrush. Brush off all of the remaining rust. Press down firmly on the toothbrush.

Clean the entire area with water. Dampen a clean rag and wipe down the surface of the chrome in a circular motion to remove any soap and other residue that still remains.

Fill the fluid reservoir to the full line with hydraulic fluid. Remove the fill screw if you are removing air from a hydraulic jack to add fluid directly to the hydraulic cylinder.

Pressurize the hydraulic system by extending the hydraulic cylinder. For example, press and hold the brake pedal of a vehicle if removing air from a brake system.

Open the bleeder valve located near the hydraulic cylinder with an adjustable wrench. Close the bleeder valve when no air flows from the valve. Repeat the procedure three to four times to remove all air from the system.

Fill the hydraulic system with hydraulic fluid after removing all air from the system. Install the fill screw if you removed it to fill the hydraulic system.

Test the system to ensure proper operation. Repeat the bleeder process if the system does not function correctly.

Locate and record your vehicles VIN. Consult the owners manual for your vehicle if you do not know where it is located. Record the make, model, year, color, and license plate number of your vehicle.

Locate the vehicles title which lists the VIN of the car. If you are financing the vehicle, the finance company will have the title. Contact the company that issued your car loan to get a copy of the title.

Contact your local State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) office for specific instructions on what is required to replace the VIN (see Resources). You will likely be required to have an inspection of the vehicle by a police officer or DMV official to verify that the VIN plate was destroyed. Take all the recorded information with you when you go to the DMV.

Write down the vehicle identification number (VIN) of your Nissan Titan. Find this inside the drivers door panel. It is also visible from outside the vehicle on the bottom corner of the drivers side windshield. The VIN is also located in your purchase paperwork, registration and title.

Contact your local Nissan dealership or a professional locksmith service to request a new key for your Nissan Titan.

Provide the Nissan dealer/locksmith with the Titans VIN. If your Titans key has a computer chip, as most late-model vehicles do, that information is relayed to your Nissan dealer or locksmith by your VIN. Wait while your key is made and pay for the services rendered.