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when you said stop suddenly,what exactly do you mean? There was not any warning light light on? or any strange sound? The engine does not turn on at all like a seized engine? if so check for any signs of engine oil level whether you do have any oil in the engine sump. if there is not any sign of oil then the engine seized. For the engine oil to disappear means that either you did many miles overdue to change or your engine was burning oil,without you notice it. Ask your mechanic to do his mechanical check.

check for break in the wire were the wire goes into the door frame.

contact the dealer with your reg number.

get your codes first.

check your codes first.

Bad battery,go get one from Walmart.

go to autozone and test.

Probably you cannot. From memory you will have to release the tension from the generator to replace the belt.

Print an image of one and go to the local vinyl print shop and have them make a digital copy of one and create it using vinyl sticker. You can also have one printed and a vinyl print shop. Should cost maybe 20-30 bucks

Most likley a bad earth check wiring for crosion

cant check a standard shift--on automatic it comes rite out of trans-go to a partsplace-they showya

it look like the transmission input shaft still turning while clutch pedal is press. the clutch does not disengage enough. now engine off try to put in first gear then press clutch pedal start engine

I believe I know the sound that you're talking about. I'm not familiar with this particular auto, I would guess it's located on the side rear of the engine where it meets the transmission. To start the engine, the starter motor has to turn the flywheel, which is what joins the engine to the transmission. Doesn't matter if the engine is mounted front to back or traverse (side to side), look at the end of the engine. Keep in mind that it will look slightly different than the new one in the box, because the narrow part of it will be up into the cut out where it's mounted. Still having trouble finding it, get someone to start it while you're looking for it under the hood. Before you replace it, inspect the flywheel gear on the car along with the starter motor gear that you took off. Damage to the flywheel would also damage your new starter gear. Damage to the old starter gear only, I wouldn't worry about it. Its junk now that you replaced it.

Should not have to re-code. Open fob with a sharp knife and replace the battery.

sounds like feedback form electrical system?

Try testing your starter and see if you are getting power to it. If your starter went out you will not get a crank. When is the last time it drove?

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First check the AC fuse then go for the refrigerant. When the refrigerant is low, it won't allow the compressor to engage.