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Why doesn't anyone read their owners manual anymore? 85% of the questions asked here are covered ...
1999 Toyota Camry 2.2L 4Cyl. Auto Trans, 65k miles. I am getting a DTC Code 1133. Variable SwrlCn...
Is there any way to check the O2 sensors with a volt/ohm meter? The factory manual says to use an...
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Check the wires where the go from the drivers side door frame to the door.There is a very good po...
Any GM dealer can cut you new keys using the VIN number. Just take your title or registration to ...
OK so you missed the service interval, guess you didn't read the manual to well. Now is there a q...
probably because it is an 18 year, 163k mile old, mini-van. You really should consider yourself l...
To be blunt, you need to start looking for a replacement engine, or replacement car, depending on...
Only if you tow it from the rear with the rear wheels on a dolly. And even then if the front whee...
I live close enough to you I could swing by and take a look/listen.
Get it checked for a cylinder head gasket leak. It could be letting exhaust gasses into the coola...
1 right after the flex pipe.
Google is your friend, use him/her. Or call your local dealer they will know. Any ways what does ...
That is what is known in the business as "a clue". Check for any loose wire connectors in the rel...
on the starter
I would change at least the water pump and timing belt tensioner. And while your in there check a...
It should be in the engine compartment fuse box, and the fuse should be labeled "OUTLET"
I got this from page 78 of the owners manual. IF you don't have a manula you can download one fre...
Actually you need to get it looked at so you can tell us what is leaking. And maybe then we can f...
Go to www.toyotanation.com they discuss everything Toyota and have some really knowledgeable folk...
First off you never state what the estimate is for so $1100 could either be right on or way off. ...
Actual labor time is about an hour. How long to locate and get the part shouldn't be more than a ...
If it's got the correct fluid at the correct level your pump is either going bad or has gone bad.
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