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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe:
"You will have to get under it and try to find any wet spots around the brake lines, and..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Nissan Maxima:
"Starting motor is a likely culprit."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee:
"It's Hammer Time! Give it a few cracks with the hammer because it's froze on."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Dodge Stratus:
"Look under the front bumper on the passenger side, way up inside the bumper. If it's not..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Mazda Mazda6:
"What you should do is, get a pair or ramps and get in under your car, you'll be amazed at..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1997 Subaru Impreza:
"Drive it till there's not a drop of gas left in it for ease of removal."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Jacuzzi Brothers 1/2 Hp 8gpm 2 Wire Sumbersible Well Pump R5sub82:
"Install a water filter on the main line coming in the house."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2008 Chevrolet Cobalt:
"Yeah it's the traction control."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2007 Dodge Caliber SXT Sport Hatchback:
"It's hammer time! Give it a few cracks around the face, 12:00 then 6:00 then 3:00 then..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2008 Qlink Legend 250:
"Dennis Kirk is an excellent source for bikers."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2007 Subaru Legacy 2.5i SE Sedan:
"Your right, the bastards were trying to take you for a ride. Way to go!"
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1999 Chevrolet Malibu:
"Low brake fluid or hand brake could be stuck on."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Ford Focus:
"Try replacing the battery in your remote, that's the most likely culprit."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1990 Buick Skylark:
"Overheating is a sign, and no heat coming from the heater is another."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1992 Ford Crown Victoria:
"Check for a broken connection on the starting motor, they usually rust off right where..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Ford Explorer:
"If your guessing the thermostat, I think your guessing right. Easy job to replace it, use..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1993 Toyota Corolla:
"Under the dash, under steering wheel to the left. Also check the fuse box under the hood..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1983 Dodge Charger:
"Yes, it would be OK to mix it."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1999 Dodge Intrepid:
"Reach in under the dash, under the steering wheel and pull the cable end off the gas..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Barbeques Galore Turbo STS 4-Burner Built-in (NG) Grill:
"May be air locked. Try turning off all the knobs. Turn on the gas, wait 10 minutes, turn..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this GE Washing Machines:
"If you are looking for the cheapest way out, try wrapping duct tape around the end about 5..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Saturn VUE:
"Approx. $130 plus tax. That's 2 hours @ 65/hr. If you go to the dealer and the parts are..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Volkswagen Beetle:
"Yes, it could be the wires, especially if this started after the plugs were replaced. The..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1996 GMC Suburban:
"It sounds like the fuel pump. You may still be able to hear the pump, but it needs to..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 1993 Nissan Pickup:
"Sounds like a dead battery. If you can't boost it with another vehicle it sounds like the..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2001 Ford Focus:
"The light bulbs may need to be replaced, they burnt out on the low beam only."
Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Ford Taurus:
"Your car should have a self adjusting system. If the belt is on the pulleys and it's not..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Yard Machines 158cc Push Lawn Mower #11a 034f200:
"The pull cord assembly either has something jammed in there or it's busted. Take the 3 or..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this General Electric DHDSR46GGWW Gas Dryer:
"The heating coil is gone (burnt out). Remove the back panel and take out the curly wire..."
Anonymous posted an answer for this Dewalt 18 Volt Xrp Heavy Duty Hammer Drill Kit:
"Pry it off with a flat head screwdriver or pry bar."