No. You do not have an allergy to sunlight. You have non-allergic rhinitis. It is an exaggerated histamine response. Like getting a runny nose in the cold.
http://allergies.about.com/od/fa1/f/nasoocularrefle.htm
There is a condition commonly known as sun allergy, but it is not actually an allergy. Just an ultrasensitivity to UV radiation.
http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec18/ch214/ch214c.html
An allergy to sunlight is a myth.
Modern diesels do not blow black smoke, nor do they shake while running (except at shutdown) and USLD does not smell like the old LSD. I can't say this is true for smaller vehicles but it is true for combination vehicles. My 2010 Freightshaker runs smooth, quiet and clean, only shaking at shutdown and it delivers a TON of torque. I don't see why newer small vehicles should be any different but then again, I have no experience with anything but my inline 6 detroit diesel.
Just an opinion.
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No. You do not have an allergy to sunlight. You have non-allergic rhinitis. It is an exaggerated histamine response. Like getting a runny nose in the cold. http://allergies.about.com/od/fa1/f/nasoocularrefle.htm There is a condition commonly known as sun allergy, but it is not actually an allergy. Just an ultrasensitivity to UV radiation. http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec18/ch214/ch214c.html An allergy to sunlight is a myth.
How about FUBAR?
Modern diesels do not blow black smoke, nor do they shake while running (except at shutdown) and USLD does not smell like the old LSD. I can't say this is true for smaller vehicles but it is true for combination vehicles. My 2010 Freightshaker runs smooth, quiet and clean, only shaking at shutdown and it delivers a TON of torque. I don't see why newer small vehicles should be any different but then again, I have no experience with anything but my inline 6 detroit diesel. Just an opinion. The only function of economic forecasting is to make astrology look respectable. -- John Kenneth Galbraith