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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1996 Ford Taurus:
"Camshaft bearings? Remove engine. Should I continue? Also remove: Valve Rocker covers,..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1996 Ford Taurus:
"There is a pump pre-filter screen, and an inline filter. Are you replacing them both? If..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1996 Ford Taurus:
"Almost nothing! ABS warning lights first require an ABS code scan to find a starting point..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1996 Ford Taurus:
"Maybe you have a faulty fuel pump, but first is there gas in the tank? How do you know?..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2001 Chevrolet S-10:
"First thing to check is the coolant level. The heater is the lowest priority of the..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this Chevrolet Cars & Trucks:
"Check to make sure your parking brake is not partially engaged. If the parking brake is..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Chevrolet Cars & Trucks:
"There should be a 2 second prime by the fuel pump. This prime by the fuel pump is standard..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 GMC Sierra:
"The day time running lamps are your headlights, the parking lights also conventionally..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1998 GMC Sierra:
"The most common solution is to replace the blower speed resistor. The blower speed switch..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1992 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight Regency:
"Your complaint states that you see no air, is there fluid coming out of the left bleeder..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1992 Oldsmobile Ninety Eight Regency:
"The compressor you refer to is the air suspension compressor. It provides air to adjust..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1998 Chevrolet Lumina:
"This is a classic example of turn signal switch failure. On GM vehicles with a..."
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