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Worn Thrust Bearing in Transmission Due to Driveshaft/Flex plate Alignment

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An alignment issue at the driveshaft/flex plate interface can cause a worn engine thrust bearing in the automatic transmission. Revised parts and assembly procedures are available.

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Air leaks from intake manifold

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Intake air leaks at the manifold and elsewhere are common.

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AC System Erratic Due to Fautly Sensors, Actuators, or Control Assembly

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The AC climate control system can be erratic. Diagnoses of the interior sensors, actuators, and control assembly will  be necessary to determine the cause of any AC problems.

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Clutch noise and shifting problems due to wear issues

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Mechanical wear in the clutch and clutch release mechanism can cause shifting engagement and noise issues.

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Suspension components require regular inspection

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Suspension components (including ball joints) are critical and require regular inspection.

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Inspect CV Boots and Joints at Each Service

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The constant velocity (CV) boots and CV joints should be inspected at each service.

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Aged brake fluid causing problems

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Aged brake fluid can cause numerous problems and should be replaced regularly.

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Interior fan speed erratic due to faulty fan control resistor

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When changing speeds at random or while going over bumps, the interior fan speed can be erratic. A replacement fan control resistor is required.

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Faulty igntion system causing misfire detection system to reduce engine power

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The ignition system must be maintained—distributor caps, rotors, and cables require attention. The misfire detection system can cause the engine to shut down by half. The root cause of the problem must be ascertained before repair.

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Engine misfire or excess fuel consumption can damage catalytic converter

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If engine misfiring, rough running, or fuel consumption issues are not resolved quickly, the catalytic converter can overheat and fail.

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Mass air flow (MAF) meters may fail

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Mass air flow meters can fail unexpectedly.
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"No start" due to fuel pump or ECM failure

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A failing ECM or a fuel pump issue can cause a "No Start" condition.
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Wiring issues due to deteriorated connectors

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Aged and deteriorated connectors can cause common wiring issues; repair requires care and vehicle-specific information.
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Faulty switches and controls

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Erratic switches and controls can cause electrical problems.
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Central warning system erratic due to electrical interference

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Due to electrical interference from cell phones and secondary ignition faults, the vehicle's central warning system display can be erratic.
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