I don't know which wires to connect and to which slot it should be connected

rygO5JPM6h8HWAf9hLz0wbJIlzX6N"> If I am not wrong then this might be the picture of a nissan sentra se fuse box near the battery in engine bay.
Turn the ignition key off. Check a fuse slot with the help of a 12volt tester pen for continuity and find a slot which does not show any voltage. Now turn the ignition key on and check the same fuse slot. If it does show 12 volts on tester pen then its will be your connection point for your DRL's positive wire. Turn the ignition key off and tap your DRL's red wire (+ve wire) to this slot and connect your DRL's black wire (-ve wire) to your car's body. Thats it then....

It probably goes to the ground on the choke lever. Remove the air filter and look at the area where the shut off switch is located, you should see a small slot where the wire slides in and connects with a metal piece in the stop position.

I'm not sure what a Sable Cable is, but if you're talking about a cable that from the hard drive to the motherboard look real close with a flashlight and the slots are labeled on the board. Normally if that is the only hard drive it will go into Slot 1, or IDE 1 or SATA 1. Sometimes they start numbering them with zero and if that's the case put it in 0.

This is a dtc for the main oxygen sensor, or MOS heater.

Some models don't have a heater on the sensor, indicated by a single wire connection. If the sensor has a heater, there is a 4 wire connection.

The fix is usually to replace the whole unit. It helps to have the exhaust hot when this is done, but take care. You might also need a long socket with a slot up the side of it.

Either the solenoid is junk or you hooked it up wrong.
Don't know exactly what you're working on but in general for GMs,
There will be two large connections and one or two smaller connections on the solenoid
On large connection should have been connected to the starter when it was purchased. Don't use it for anything else.
The other larger connection is for the battery positive cable and any of the wires that had a larger eyelet. At least one, maybe two wires.
Then on to the smaller connections of the solenoid.
One will be labeled "S". Use this one for the wire with the small eyelet.

In order to do that you need to know on which pair does your phone jack inside your home is connected. In case you don't know or it is not connected then you need drop wire and punching tool to connect. Simply ask your service provider on which pair he has connected connect the drop wire on the same pair and extend it to your phone jack with drop wire.

1.Please look on the rear end of the router you ll see 4 grey and one yellow slot
2.The ethernet slot from Your ISP Modem(Eg Motorola or westell)should be connected to yellow slot on the belkin and computer to one of the 4 grey slot
3.Run the Set Up CD :
4.Check for the light status : It should be green

Which means the router is all set and good to go

top left - orange.....goes to aux or memory wire
top right - blue.......goes to the remote wire used with amps
bottom left - black.......goes to the ground wire
bottom right - red........this goes to your hot wire

You don´t connect correctly the wire for the constant power suply that´s why the memories don´t stand still,always be a yellow one you need to connect to a direct power suply,good luck

You will have one RJ11 slot on the router with a Phone symbol
Connect your phone line to it

You will have a RJ45 slot ( a bigger phone cable slot) named ethernet
Connect your internet wires to it

You will have a Round slot to connect the Cable to it
Connect your cable to it