Back wheel coil spring sqeuking

reach under at back wheels grab the cables an wiggle them that may work if it is a cable issue. if you have calipers in the rear and the cables go to them try prying back the lever in the opposit direction of the cables

sounds like a bad vacuum leak in the braking system..be looking at this also..

OVP relay by battery and coil could be bad.

Try twisting the dimmer knob. If not fuse on back of gage cluster.

You don't state if it is automatic or manual. For the manual: Looking forwards down the car towards the engine the gear box has three levers on its left hand side. The lever at the rear of the engine is for gear 5 and reverse. From this lever there is a link (metal rod) running back to beneath the gear stick. To adjust this link you need to put the car on a ramp and unclip the link from the gearstick mechanism (three levers side by side). Do not unclip all the links at the same time as it is not obvious which link goes back on which lever!! The clevis on the end of the link can be adjusted by rotating it to either shorten it or lengthen it. There is a locking nut behind the clevis to set the adjustment when completed. Lubricate and clip the link back in place. The 'wobble in reverse' sounds like either a) broken link on the back suspension b) worn subframe bushes c) loose differential mounts (two bushes at the back and one bolt into the subframe on the left/front. If you car is automatic sorry for all this manual stuff, but I would still check out the mechanics of the rear end. Also check out transmission fluid levels, low levels lead to slippage within the torque converter. Another good indication of low fluid is gutless performance coupled with poor fuel economy !!

sounds like alot of dirt in track

If it wont turn over try the neutral safety switch, if it wont start in neutral either the switch most likely needs to be replaced.

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Spin or replace the fuse as the old aluminum fuses build up corrosion and dont work, or work on and off.

If its an after market radio check by removing unit and checking for fuses in line.

hello,good day,seems your starter is not working,if you have a auto. trans. try to back and fort the trans. lever.or try to put in neutral,then try to start,if not, check your solenoid switch (on top of starter motor) if have voltage while you are in starting position,hoping your battery is full charge ,ty