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If it idles rough it runs rough,you just don't notice it
You can start anywhere you want
If you haven't changed spark plugs in 3 years do that
Replace any front or upstream O2 Sensors over 100,000 miles
Check fuel pressure,tps sensor voltages,check for loose air filter cover,vacuum leaks,loose O2 sensor,just go thru the entire engine,it obviously needs work & I will bet it hasn't seen much & you don't know what is done when you ask & pay for work. May sound harsh but many shops aren't there to resolve problems, they throw on as many parts as the people on this site do at home, from the questions is see here,dealers guess as well and don't road test,kind of sad really
Your referring to adding to a system ,that doesn't work & is leaking & poluting the atmosphere
So to add,is to be irresponsible
You need a qualified a/c technician,to find & repair any leaks Then it is evacuted with a vacuum pump & checked again in a vauum for leaks vs: under pressure as in the beginning
Then the refrigerent is entered under a vacuum (charged) in oz's with a scale,so you don't overcharge
So you see, without the knowledge & proper equipment, you can not properly work on any A/C system,roof top, commercial,window unit,refrigerator,etc.
Check to make sure it is not manually muted, if that doesn't work make sure your speaker wires are connected properly in the back of the radio and speakers work also. If it is run through an amplifier, make sure the amp works and the speaker wires are connected properly too! Don't forget to check gain on the amp too!
You will have to remove the brake calipers,hang it,&
remove the rotor,then you can turn the hub & feel the
roughness.
ROCK AUTO.com for parts & look at that hub, so you
match it up the same. Don't get in love with one brand
you like, if the hub looks different at the back where the
speed sensor goes in
You also may find your self buying a torx socket or metric
socket driver to get the speed sensor out. Maybe not
If tools are needed,do yourself a favor & step inside a Snap-On
Truck & just buy one item or so. If you don't ,you won't find those
items anywhere
all these circuits share some common fuses, check fuse #6 ( 10 amp ), fuse # 11 ( 15 amp ) & fuse #12 ( 10 amp ) all in the inside fuse box at the left end of the dash.....good luck
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