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red light on saying check all gauges
what does check all gauges mean.....better yet what are gauges.....lol.............
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Low Resolution Pulse Failure Code???
I got a code for low resolution pulse failure and secondary air injection pump malfunction. The injection pump is bypassed on my car so I canceled that out. But my car has a slow s...
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reset oil light
change oil light is on there is no reset button
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Why is my car running hot and getting poor gas milage?
I have a new heat pump and new thermstat. The proble persist.
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How do I fix the left rear door window of my 1992 Chevy Caprice Classic?
The window is partially open, but will not roll up or down.
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where is the reset button for the fule pump
where is the reset button for fule pump and how do you drain fule
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why does my car act like it running out of gas
why does my car act like it running out of gas
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