Have asked me question a couple of times but no luck??

Ian, you may have to pick your self up a couple engine lift brackets. Visit a auto wrecking yard and pick up a couple and while your there ask them for best place to bolt them to 2.2, they lift them all the time.
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could need tuneup and replace fuel filter would be a good start and if not feel free to contact me...Let me ask you,does the check engine light stay on while car is running and if so it may be a sensor failing ..and if not I would suggest the tuneup and fuel filter replacement as a good start.....hope this info helps and good luck and please rate my post...

This wroked a few times for my Iphone and others. Put a couple of pillows in the clothes dryer, run until hot, sandwich the phone between them. Do this a couple times. Good luck

sorry brandon...all i can offer u is advice....i watched my dad many a time...use a
timing light but never paid enough attention (my bad) timing belt cover must come off...clip timing light to #1 spark plug wire and clip other to battery....find timing mark located on belt pully and crank up ...lol...lots of help hum...now...my advice...if u can't spend money on a pro shop to check as i can not...go to a service station...slip around to a couple of the mechanics and ask them without the boss looking if they do moonlighting....on the side...u may be amazed at how many do....and ask if they can check for u! u may get lucky...i found one who came to my home and put a master cly. on for 20 bucks...also he will be putting a water pump on soon...that is near the timimg belt so....while all is off it is a smart idea to replace timing belt...check pullys...theres another belt below the timing belt....anyway...should fix/check/replace all u can while half the right side of the engine exposed....wish i could be more helpful....good luck...and godspeed!

It sounds like you have too many different problems to address in this forum.

Ask friends and relatives for any references they can provide for a reputable mechanic to look at your vehicle.

Good luck!

Well what is it that you are asking? What have you tried to narrow it down? A couple of things that would cause loading up at an idle are, a clogged air filter, maybe overdue for a complete tune, dirty injector nozzles, wrong fuel line pressure due to a tired fuel-pump, a faulty fuel regulator, timing could be off or the engine could have a defective part, like an IAC or map sensor. Good luck.

put a block heater on it and plug it in at night that way it keeps your motor warm and should keep every thang running smoothly

The next time you have the starting problem, try putting the shifter in the neutral position and try starting. If it starts right up, you have a park/neutral safety switch problem.
As far as the stalling, I would suggest a complete throttle body cleaning as well as a injector cleaning. You can purchase a couple of bottles of Chevron fuel system conditioner. Poor a bottle in the tank and fill with fuel. Run a couple of tanks through and you should notice an improvement.
You might want to stop by your local Auto Zone and ask them to scan your vehicle for trouble codes, it might give you additional clues.
Good luck,
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Unless you can remember the security code that was originally entered, you will have to take it to the dealer and have them reset it for you. The dealer will have a generic unlock code for your vehicle.
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The light is indicating an emission system failure. Take the vehicle to your local Auto Zone or Advance Auto and ask them to scan your car for trouble codes, they will do it for you at no charge. Write the codes down and reply back to me and we can begin diagnosing the problem.
Good luck, let me know.
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