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I have a 1999 chevy cavalier and i went to start it up last nite but didnt start up but went this morning after couple tries started right up ...i dont know what could be ?
Re: I have a 1999 chevy cavalier and i went to start it...
This is because the spark plugs are fouled out have the spark plugs replaced and make sure they are winter plugs some cars have colder plugs for the summer which have a hard time in the winter.
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if the fan is blowing and you have no heat and the car runs at the normal temp range then it would be your heater core needs to be replaced,if you have heat and its not blowing it would be the blower motor needs to be replaced ,or the switch is faulty.
Did they read the code at advanced auto? If so what is the code(s) they gave you? I wouldn't go buy new stuff until you have an idea of why you have a check engine light.
yes, remove starter taka it to a service shop for servicing and checks , also check the condition of the battery,make shore it's holding charge and cells are ok.
there is a a/c relay in under hood fuse bx, check this it may be bad. check micro relay it is # 16, it is for the a/c compressor. in fuse box under hood.
i have a 2002 cavalier that had cam crank ignition control mod and coil packs replaced still didnt start so i started in the steering column it turned out to be the acc switch harness one zip tie around switch and harness problem solved
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