Only about 30 or 40 possibilities! Sorry.
However, here are some that I have experienced or know about, NOT in order of happen most common.
Bad or defective headlight switch. Bad (or loose terminals on the) battery. Bad (or loose wires on the) alternator. A loose body plug between the engine and the car body ( usually around the firewall in side the hood by the steering column). Shorted wire or bad problem with the headlight relay under the hood of the car.
One way to check for where the problem is is to use your nose. If it happens again, raise the hood and sniff around and see if you smell anything burned. You will need a flashlight at night.
God bless your attempts.
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Might have a front wheel bearing going out take it to a shop they can hook up a computer and tell you which bearing it is
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There is a latch located behind the head rest on the rear deck area of the car. Good Luck
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You don't say what brakes.
I have had many cavys and worked on them. Great cars.
Your problem sounds like a **** rear wheel cylinder and bad drums/rotors and abs sensor wire.
My car just did everything you describe, I put in new wheel cylinders, drums, brakes, rotors, and 2 new rear brake lines. For less than 200 bucks the car is like new again and has well over 100k.
You can do it yourself. Doesn't take special tools. I followed online how-to's.
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You need to get the codes from the theft deterrent module.Usually a B2960.This will help in the diagnosis of the problem.Hope this helps.Good luck.
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un bolt the fuel rail. the injectors are pressed in for o rings are the seal for them and the pull right out
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