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Replying to: rjechoes (Nov 07, 2005 12:55 pm) |
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Replying to: jdmddltn (Oct 31, 2005 7:03 pm) |
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Hi, I have a 2005 venture and I need to remove the door panel on the inside passenger door. Can anyone help out? Now remember I need specific, I don't want to break it. Is it hard to do? any help would be great thanks
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Replying to: erlsgrls (Nov 09, 2005 6:11 am) 1. you almost always have to pop out the plastic piece around the door handle, and remove 2 screws, and/or remove the armwrest with 2 screws. (If you need more details email (secretagent4thstooge  yahoo.com) me and I will look closer at my van this weekend). 2. They make a tool to help pop the plastic fasteners out without breaking them, but I have never bought one, don't bother, you can do it without it, and if you break a plastic fastener they are cheap and easy to replace. 3. start with a thin, almost flat, flat bar/pry bar/big screwdriver, and slide it up a few inches behind the door panel near the lower left corner, don't pry like you are prying to boards apart, wiggle the tool a little at a time until you can slide a few fingers under the door panel. 4. keep gently tugging the door panel so you can slide your finger near the 1st plastic fastener, then give it a few good yanks straight out, 5. repeat for other plastic fastener you find holding the bottom half of the door panel to the door, then lift the door panel out and up, it is in clips near the window at the top and you just yank it up at the top to release. 6. if you are careful you can peel the plastic insulation back and re-stick it when you are done. |
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Has anyone every replaced their coil packs? They are tucked up in there good. I am going to replace with Accel coil packs, and I want to make sure that it is not a major operation. Ted |
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I bought my 01 Venture just over a year ago (Aug 04). I loved it until my wipers went crazy 4 days after I bought it. The fine GM dealer refused to do anything about it until a show was made to the owner in his show room. These are the problems I've had in the last year with this fine Chev product: Wiper control arm, Intake manifold gasket leak, Rear wiper no longer works, Radio is locked, Instrument cluster has no lights, Gauges are not working, Blinker problems, LR power lock interminent, Right power window came off bracket, Front disc and pads replaced. Sounds like other people are having similar problems. DO NOT buy a van in the montana/venture family.
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Replying to: rjechoes (Nov 07, 2005 12:55 pm) read this post and eenaef ,i found connector /modul/ full of water and rust. one contact was broken .now looking for new modul, and with jumper wire on broken contact ventura starting all the time. thank you   Service est. was fuel pump new fuel pump is CAN$550-850 + $200 install |
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| I'm new to the site. i have a 2001 chevy venture and fell in love with it. my mechanic told me my head gasket need replaced. 1st why does it take so many hours to replace the $300.00 gasket. they told me 17 hours worth of work which equates to $1,000. I find this hard to believe. 2nd my van runs great, what signs should i see if my head gasket is going bad? yes, i am getting a second opinion. i just want to be more on top of things when i get my 2nd opinon. can anyone help me? | |
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Replying to: 93miata (Oct 09, 2005 4:44 pm) |
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Replying to: fear_hope (Mar 12, 2004 5:10 pm)
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