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Jesse posted an answer for this Fiat Cars & Trucks:
"There is a fault with your ABS, means the ABS might not work properly when or if needed. A..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Buick Cars & Trucks:
"Your a/c has high and low pressure switch generally near the a/c compressor and expansion..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Nissan Cars & Trucks:
"If its a standard dvd player and you try to play a blue ray movie, the dvd player will..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Nissan Cars & Trucks:
"The TPMS sensors must be reset with a special diagnostic tool for Nissan's. It cant be..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1996 Geo Prizm:
"Sounds like your thermostat is starting to stick. drain coolant, replace thermostat, add..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Buick Cars & Trucks:
"This is a common issue. Under the hood on the drivers side, oped your fuse box. The Solid..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1994 Ford Mustang:
"I would try to replace your crankshaft position sensor."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"the battery is probably bad, one way to test it is conduct a load test. Hook a voltage..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"It could, the car will not start with a failed CPS because the ECU cant recognize the..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"You will need a a 12v power source. Pull the relay and attach the positive lead to the..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"I would start by checking your spark plugs and the contacts on you distributor."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2000 Isuzu Amigo:
"Adjust the throttle body linkage or idler screw until your idle RPM's are around 750-800"
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2007 Lincoln MKZ:
"I suspect either your spark plugs are fowling or your coil packs need to be replaced"
JesseJesse posted an answer for this 1989 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer:
"Replace the brake light switch on the your brake pedal where it mounts to the firewall."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"Firing order is 1-3-4-2."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Hyundai Cars & Trucks:
"It's most likely your relay switch which is located in your steering column."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"I think they meant wheel bearing hub assembly or (knuckle) you will need to remove your..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2000 Mazda MPV:
"You have a faulty ignition switch relay. It's responsible for using a low voltage signal..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"I suspect you have a faulty float assembly located on your fuel pump, inside your fuel..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"It could be a few things from a burned out brake light, faulty out of spec wheel speed..."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Geo Cars & Trucks:
"Either 575cca or 650cca, if you are in a colder climate go with the the 650cca."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"It's to let you know that it's making adjustments to the drivetrain to maintain maxium..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1995 Mitsubishi Lancer:
"Passanger side tucked behind lower dash cover on the firewall."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2001 Ford Crown Victoria:
"Here you go!"
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1996 Buick Regal Olympic Gold:
"I would check your starter switch relay. It's the relay responsible for sending full..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis:
"It's probably a faulty solenoid in your starter."
JesseJesse posted an answer for this Cars & Trucks:
"Should be a J1939 9-pin connector"
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2007 Jaguar XJ Vanden Plas Sedan:
"I would suggest replacing all fluids incl: Engine oil/filter, transmission oil/filter,..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 1993 Chevrolet K1500:
"Check your PCV valve, it could be clogged allowing oil to be sucked up from the crank case..."
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Jesse posted an answer for this 2011 Buick Regal:
"1.You need to remove the lower panel under your glove box. 2. Remove the 4 bolts that hold..."
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