20 Most Recent 1999 Chevrolet Lumina - Page 11 Questions & Answers

Check the brake light fuse if its ok then check the bulbs if they are ok then check the brake light switch. Good luck

im sorry to tell you need the expert on this one its not for us ordenry people i know my son is a ref/ac engineer,adrian

Have you checked the starter motor and solenoid? Is the solenoid clicking when you turn the key to crank? No click? Replace starter solenoidClick, but no cranking? Check starter motor connections./Replace starter motor.

Remove it & take to auto parts storeto be tested, to confirm that is the issueIf good, then you will need a repair shopto continue diagnosing other issuesYou can not not charge a defective battery take that for testing as well

Are they ALL out? Is it possible that the dimmer switch on the Headlight switch is turned down all the way? There may be a fuse under the dash for 'inst. lmps' or maybe 'guage lts'.... Need a little more info.

If the fuse is ok, then replace the blower motor and the blower motor resistor pack. This was the only cause I have ever seen on those cars.

check fuse both low and high beams got separate fuse.

there is a fuse for high beam and low beam

Check the fuse if the fuse is good then check the power source when apply brakes everything check out good, then is the brake switch theone that mount on the top of the brake paddle. Good luck

You probably have a bad speed sensor on one of the wheels. If you can find which one it is the problem will go away once its fixed. Until then the anti-lock will not work.

it seems to be on the bottom left front of front of the intake right below the thermostat. Good luck for you!______________________auto key programmer x-100

check the elements in the light bulbs sometimes they short together

This may sound rude but if you have to ask it may be better to bring it in. There are some great values for this service. If you choose a full service shop or a dealer you get the added bennefit of the inspection that they usually do. Changing oil is so much more than draining the oil, changing the filter, and adding new oil. It's the time to cath small problems that can become big problems! I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

Hi Ryan, If you were here in Africa I would say its probably shock absorbers. If your roads are anything like ours, check those and the exhaust system hangers for anything that may be broken. Regards John