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Watch Scotty Kilmer's videos on checking for cylinder head gasket leaks. Always diagnose, don't guess based on bubbles which can be caused by air sitting in the cooling system.
Head Gasket replacement is not for the faint hearted. You need a good set of tools and a torque wrench. And whilst you are in there, you might as well check and lap (fine grind) the valve mating surfaces. You can also get additives that can seal SMALL and I mean small, cylinder head leaks. Scotty Kilmer has videos on that as well.
I have an idea! People who DON'T know what they are doing should NEVER mess with wiring of any kind! There ... that's my idea! What do you think of it?
the car gets power from the fusible links on the starter. or the fuse box. follow the positive cable if it splits into 2 directions, follow the small lead and inspect any fuses you find.
my left one comes on but my right one doesnt hah hah its a small world..pluck off the plastic cover maybe a loose or pinched wire electricals are annoying to fix
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