SOURCE: 99 cavalier fuel gauge jumps?
Hi, this is being caused by a malfunctioning sending unit that is locate inside of the tank and is part of the fuel pump assembly. replacing the sending unit will fix this issue.
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SOURCE: 99 chevy cavalier fuel gauge jumps
The fuel pump as a gage sender that monitors the gage in the dash. I would replace the fuel pump .
Very common problem
Good Luck
SOURCE: 99 cavalier overheats
I was just having the exact same problem with mine!! (my 1999 Chevrolet Cavalier)
It turned out that replacing all of the parts you mentioned, I just had an air bubble in my system and needed to run it with the cap off and fill it up with water as the engine ran and the air escaped.
Hope that helps you!
SOURCE: brake pedel pushes to the floor
pump the pedal about 10 times and see if it comes back up, u need to pump the caliper pistons out after a brake job.
SOURCE: 96 Chevy Cavalier brake pedal to the floor
First check your brake fluid.
Either you have a failing brake booster, or you have developed a leak in one of your brake lines. If your brake line is leaking, it should be pretty evident, i.e. oily looking substance sprayed underneath the vehicle or in the wheel wells, if the booster is leaking (the large black/silver almost bowl shaped thing directly in front of the driver under the hood against the back wall) there will most likely be fluid dripping down the firewall below it, if your brake fluid is extremely low/empty, you probably have a leak, that could be at the booster or on a line, or even at the caliper/drum. If it is empty (which can make your ABS light, light up) then you have yourself a leak. Also, if the fluid is really low, you could try adding some, although you will have air in the lines if it was low enough to floor the brake, but you might be able to find the leak if you refill the fluid and cause it to spray from the leak again. Have someone watch under the vehicle while you do this.
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