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Replying to: tommylee (May 04, 2009 11:49 am) |
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Replying to: alternator (May 04, 2009 1:09 pm)
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| I own a 2004 C240 4Matic,53,000 miles.The panic alarm doesnt work when i hit panic on my key.The lights do flash on and off though.A friend said it may be the siren but wasnt sure.Any ideas?Also do the light sensors lose sensitivity.When its cloudy or a little dark out the headlights dont come on like they used too.They do come on when its dark (this is in the autolight mode).Is there an adjustment? | |
Hi, I have a 93 mercury villager with 102,000 miles that seems to bog down when going uphill and sometimes on flat ground when it is warmer. It just loses power on a hill and cuts in and out as if it's gas is being cut off. I can step on it when it is doing this and eventually it might take off faster and other times it just loses its power. Then when I let off the gas for a second while it is doing this, it will pick up again and surge forward. It feels like a real uneven flow of gas is getting through. We just changed the fuel pump so it isn't that. I read about the same problem with the villagers but I don't ever hear what the problem is. Does anyone know anything about this. Thank you.
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Replying to: cheri6 (May 07, 2009 3:28 pm) |
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A reporter is looking to talk with a driver who brought a vehicle in for service and the shop tried to upsell them. Maybe you came in for a scheduled maintenance visit and the service advisor tried to sell you a new set of brakes or a transmission flush. If you have a story to share, please respond to jfallon Thanks, Jeannine Fallon Corporate Communications Edmunds.com |
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where is the air bag sensor located on a 92 honda prelude
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Replying to: ludedude (May 09, 2009 6:35 am) 2. When replacing left hand side sensor, remove foot rest and door sill moulding, then pull back carpet. 3. When replacing right hand side sensor, remove foot rest and door sill moulding, then pull back carpet. Remove fuel injection ECU. 4. On either sensor, remove sensor mounting bolts, then the sensor. 5. Reverse procedure to install, torquing sensor mounting bolts to 16 ft. lbs. If you don't know what a short connector is, don't mess with your airbags. |
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What are the ohm readings to check the coil packs on a 2.2L 1997 chev. S-10 with distribitorless ignition? Both primary and secondary
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Replying to: jamie28 (May 10, 2009 12:19 pm) |
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