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My 97 Lumina needs a new catalytic converter. i do
if you have patience and a little mechanical ability you should be able to do it your self.
look carefully before taking anything apart, take pictures to remember how to put it back together
the ac needs special tools but not complicated
you can find valuable info on the net that will guid you to do it yourself
1997 chevy lumina 3.1 radiator
if the fan has a viscous fan hub replace it
if it has electric fans , check the fuses, relay , coolant temp sensor and fans
1997 chevrolet lumina when reach operating temp engine shut off while idling
Ignition control module maybe . After it shuts off will it start right away or after sitting for awhile ? What engine does the vehicle have ? 3.1 , 3.4 l V-6 When it shuts off pull plug wires off the same coil an have someone try to start the vehicle . Do you see a spark jump from one coil tower to the other ?
Pt 031 code cylinder1 misfire
plugs are seldom the fault
the injectors are generally the problem from dirt or wiring faults
run a quality injector cleaner
or take the car to an accredited service center for a proper diagnosis and quote
1997 Chevy Lumina, I replaced
There is a wiring harness on hinge side of passenger door correct, take a look at the wiring colors. Hope you can read it. At the window switch, the outside wire on either side is voltage or ground depending on which direction, up or down, reversing motor. You don't need the window switch for testing, you should be able to operate from driver door master switch. If you get the wires reversed, the only thing that will happen is, up will be down and down will be up, if that happens, reverse the wires. Just my opinion.
At the window switch, top middle wire is lockout, so only the driver can operate the windows.
Brake lights work intermittently
It sounds like a wiring fault - an earthing problem. Have a look around the lights/inside the lights themselves.. rear and front lights, brake lights, etc ...check the wires for corrosion/splitting. In particular check any black earth leads where they attach to an earthing point.
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