20 Most Recent 2007 Chevrolet Impala LS Sedan New Cars - Page 9 Questions & Answers

It's located on the passenger side near the firewall under a black plastic cover about 6" X 6" square. Also, there is another fuse panel inside of the car, again on the passenger side in the "kick panel" in front of the door and under the glove compartment.

Fold down rear seat and climb in the trunk....there is a manual release at the center of the trunk lid. (mandated by the government to kids don't get trapped in the trunk).

You need to find out what the code is,then try find the solution.

Crankshaft position sensor

need get a jump start from another vechicle get battery enough charge to get transmission back in park to remove ignition key.

heater core is usually buried under the dash in the center, under everything else

Depending on whether you have dual climate control in your vehicle, this sounds like an actuator problem. There are two of them up front that "sense" the air temperature and allow the vehicle to adjust either hot or cold respectively. To have them replaced is gonna run you about $350 a piece.

There is nothing to reset that I know of.Does the engine crank normally now that you put oil in it ?

motor might be bad relay shorted out or bad ground

The linkage is probably out of whack. If you have an electronic shift release then it could be the button itself.

Locate the washer reservoir and at the bottom of that is the pump. With a volt meter, unplug the plug in connector and have somebody press the washer in car. There should be around 12 volts at the plug with the motor not running. If the is you can go to the auto parts store and get a new pump. Easy to install but you will probably will lose the contents of reservoir when you take the old one out. So either catch it or be ready to replenish it with new.

If there is no power at the plug check fuse box for bad fuse. If that isn't the problem then the switch is bad, and needs to be replaced.

Hope that helps.