I am apparently 'BLACK LISTED'

http://blog.handup.org/posts/7-places-homeless-people-sleep 7 Places Homeless People Sleep http://lifehacker.com/what-to-do-when-you-have-nowhere-to-sleep-1652373290

If you paid them on a toll transponder in your car, you could get a receipt then from your toll company.

If you paid cash I don't see any way to prove it.
Hope this helps.

Not really the place for this type of help. Try calling a local church to locate closest homeless shelter. Apparently you got internet access so try google to search for churches and shelters. They are best bet.

apparently to some of the police.

Lets start with make model and year.
And for the record, you will likely need to tear apart that harness because the other wires are now melted together.

From what I understand (and have experienced) the S-10 has a tendency to need the pins and bushings replaced early. Mine started with moisture in the cab, but the problem became apparent when there was a breeze around my door frame. I confirmed the diagnosis with my "car guy" and have replaced my pins and bushings. The mystery moisture and wind-noise is now a thing of the past. More recently I've had to move on to the next disgustingly popular issue... the broken third door handle.

battery not charging and now its flat ,put battery on charge and see what happens ,a diesel needs a lot of power to crank owing to the high comperssion of the engine ,well it is a compression ignition defined engine so charge battery and see what happens ,leave it on charge for at least 24 hrs and then try it or it could be the starter motor but i suspect the battery first as its also the easiest to change

I was unaware of what these codes mean because on 1996 and later vehicles, cars are equipped with an OBD-II system which requires a scan tool that costs less than $100, these days.

The codes I see start with P or U, not D or E. And there are hundreds of them. If you scanned the codes using an obd-II scanner, and not the dash, I could tell you about that.
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However, I looked at the Internet, and it said on the following forum that D900 meant a constant lean or rich condition:

http://forums.focaljet.com/duratec-tuning/478154-dtc-code-d900.html

The DTC E200 came up with the following link where it says invalid odometer data:

http://www.talkford.com/topic/127543-self-diagnostic-test/


After reading over your problem, it became apparent that this may not be a U.S. model due to the engine size not being 2.0L. Is this a U.S. or another country's model, since I didn't see that engine size listed?

hi.... don't do it! Please could you contact me  with the details of your seller etc as I have paid monies and have got no car. I am now looking into this matter seriuosly.