I have a Lumina (S), model 2006...Its a 3.6lit V6. Hopefully its a small problem but I am not sure. Whenever I start the engine while its cold, there is a loud **** sound. makes me feel like something is gonna break or something. the engine is awesome, accelerates perfectly, no sound but whenever I start the engine while its cold e.g. in the mornings, its makes a **** sound..Is it related to the transmission/gear box?
I have problem power trans check it is appearing on my dash bord my car lumina ltz 2006
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I do not believe there is a DIY solution to this problem, You could try Lucas brand transmission fix. Would only help the problem temporarily. You may have a band in the xmsm going out, or a shift valve. I know 45000 miles does not seem like much on a rebuild, but something is going on inside the case. The Lucas xmsn fix is really thick fluid and it sticks in the valves and makes them fill faster to get to the next gear, or as I understand it, may fix whining for awhile, but when it returns you will have to take it to a transmission shop.
SOURCE: Steering Wheel noise on cold start
this is either a loose belt, or low power steering fluid. Remember that Honda uses a diffrent power steering fluid from everyone else. Make sure it is a Honda compatable fluid, or you will get leaks.
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Misalignment of the belt, incorrect belt, worn or loose tensioner, Too tight of an adjustment (many service centers do this on purpose so when the belt breaks in it becomes properly adjusted, I do not believe in this philosophy), The belt is actually one long belt called a serpentine belt.....
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Support the car very securely first of all
Remove the negative cable from the battery
Remove the wires from the starter
Remove the two bolts from the starter going upward to the engine block
Wiggle the starter out
Reverse this proceedure to reinstall
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Calipers need to be replaced.
Brake fluid needs to be flushed completely through 4 wheels.
If you are not comfortable to do it your self then have a shop to do it. These calipers can be rebuilt, but I would go with new ones.It is recommended to have brake fluid flushed every 3 years. The brake fluid is subjected to absorb moisture over time. When it has moisture, it combines with dust causing some clogged up at moving surface locations as cylinders inside calipers. New brake fluid in the line can maintain the brake performance as it is designed to do so. Flushing is not the same as filling up. Good luck.
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