20 Most Recent 2000 Chevrolet Impala - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Have the intake gaskets been replaced? you could be getting a little coolant in the cylinder. these are a SUPER common problem on 3.8 series 2 engines

Hi Linda loud roaring noise means the wheel bearing failed and have to be change. Good Luck

#1 If the starter relay is bypassed will the car start and run? Has the car enter anti-theft mode? a used computer can be installed and all computers need reprogram new/rebuilt/used. If car can start and run without relay then the "controlled wire " can be grounded without replacing computer if NO other issues exist. #2 scan tool check for codes in the IPC system this is where anti-theft information is stored.

try first fuel pressure ck then go to the crank sensor how many km,s does it have ,could have bad fuel change the filter then do the test ther is crank fuse too to ck also ck the coil packs for spark get back too me if ya wood thks again for your time The Farmer

Now change the distributor. Get one from salvage or e-bay. Did the timing belt jumped a tooth or is it new. Vitally

howdie could be a vary of things lack of fuel filter give the mileage it tells alot of things the last time it had tune up sounds like though you could have a what they call throttle body to clean thats easy but then depends on the tune up when was it done ?again you have to be little imfo helps us to figure out what we can do.Next is the Eng Light on ? is the Air Filter clean ,you could spend alot or you could spend alittle let us no thks again for your time The Farmer

You will need to purchase an Air-Bag reader or send your car to the Dealer, for diagnostics. It will probably be the "Clock Spring" It is located inside the steering, directly behind the steering wheel. It is the one component that has moving parts. But without a reader, you will not know. You could cause the Air-Bag system to deploy the air-bag if you try repairing the system blind.

How can I reset drive cycle for 2008 Nissan versa

Check your TPS Sensor.

It is either a linkage cable or where the cable is attached to the lever on the gear box has come off. If you can get it on a hoist you will see the problem

This website provides a good step by step of the process: http://www.ehow.com/how_4507866_replace-fuel-pump-chevy-impala.html

This will give a good starting point on how to perform the swap, it is pretty straightforward and painless

Inside trans.

need to tow it to dealer and get the computer reprogramed

Might be the alternator.