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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee:
"Coil, coil wire"
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Anonymous posted an answer for this Dodge Cars & Trucks:
"sounds like a power window relay or blown fuse. Most of these are located in the..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2004 Nissan Maxima:
"Bad plug and/or plug wire. Also if the car still uses a distributor cap and rotor, inspect..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1997 Ford Aerostar Extended:
"sure, that could be it. I would also suspect the fuel filter as well."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1997 Ford Aerostar Extended:
"Might sound funny but check the rheostat knob that dims the interior lights, sounds like..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee:
"Possible fuel filter, fuel pressure regulator. fuel injector"
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2004 Jeep Liberty:
"most cars: disconnect the positive cable from the battery and wait 10 minutes. Then..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this GMC Cars & Trucks:
"More than likely, a bad switch. replace"
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2001 Chevrolet Tracker:
"GM cars use a fuel pump relay. It is a weak link on many year's GM cars and trucks."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Hyundai Cars & Trucks:
"sounds like an oxygen sensor malfunctioning"
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Honda Civic:
"Sounds like a bad connection, ground or the possibility of the wires not connected..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Honda Civic:
"Most cars use a separate relay for large load accessories such as the AC. Under the hood,..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 2003 Honda Civic:
"Hi. In 1995 Honda began to build their cars with a permanent filter that is part of the..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Toyota Cars & Trucks:
"sounds like an axle CV joint that is bad"
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Buick Cars & Trucks:
"One sign is really poor mileage and sluggish performance. The best test is to have the car..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 1992 GMC Sierra:
"Yes, disconnect the battery. Remove the belt. Disconnect the wire leads from the rear of..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this BMW Cars & Trucks:
"Most later model cars have a belt tensioner. Look for a wheel or pully that the belt rides..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2004 Nissan Titan:
"That is possible. Another venue for you would be to go to a U-Haul store. They install..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this 2004 Nissan Titan:
"Sounds like the head unit is bad. If the truck is under warranty , get it back to the..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Mitsubishi Cars & Trucks:
"Most cars have a power center in addition to the fuse block. Generally they are located..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 2000 Mitsubishi Galant:
"If you have changed out the parts and still get the codes you probably need to have the..."
AnonymousAnonymous posted an answer for this Rolls Royce Cars & Trucks:
"On most GM cars, there is a C-clip that holds the handle to the window regulator. Most..."
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Anonymous posted an answer for this 1998 Nissan Sentra:
"The bearings in your car are pressed into a hub. If the part is available as an assembly,..."
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