20 Most Recent 1997 Toyota Avalon - Page 7 Questions & Answers

its a bad connection

If you went from 1997 until now,someone up thereis looking over your car,if you never broke that beltDo the water pump & belt,too much work to go backin there for a water pump a year or two from now.Spark plugs-- I do every 3 yearsBrake Fluid Every 2 yearsTrans & Power Steering Fluid every 3 years, or you will have major & expensive repairs

YOOLS U NEED= Basic hand tools will probably do the trick. You may need a rachet and set of sockets.1

Cut the furnace's power source before beginning. Check for a power switch near your furnace or turn off the electrical power supply at the circuit breaker.

2Turn off the gas supply if you have a gas furnace. Look around the furnace for a black pipe. This pipe is the gas line. Check for a valve located near the pipe. Turn off the gas supply by moving the valve so it's perpendicular to the gas line.

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Take off the thermostat's old cover by unscrewing the screws that attach the cover to the wall. Some covers don't have screws and simply pull off.

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Unscrew the mounting plate and notice the wires.5

Place a small piece of masking tape on each wire. Use a felt-tip marker to mark the masking tape according to the wire's screw terminal location. Usually, the wires are marked with letters.

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Disconnect the low-voltage wires from the base plate by loosening the screws and then pulling the wires away.7Locate the mounting screws for the base plate. Unscrew them and take off the base plate. Guide the base plate over the wires carefully.

Your going to have to buy the plug in kit for that tow bar harness,These are available at any automotive part store

Yes i think you are right about having a blown fuse....Check the operators mannual and it will show u the fuse that you are looking for.....Hope this helps.

look in your car manual for fuse location, once you find the fuse location usually in hood of car or in front seating area the exact fuses are labeled on the under cover of the cover

Usually, an oil light coming on is an indication of low oil pressure, which is either your oil level being too low or the oil sending unit is not pumping the oil up to the top of the engine. It could be a blocked screen on the oil sending unit also.