Toshiba (K000016310) Cooling Fan "oil" Questions

...a 1967 pontiac lemanshas not been started in 10 years where do i start 1) Check all fluid levels, oil, transmission, coolant, brake fluid and power steering (if so equipped back then. LOL) 2) ...

...the fan leafs and blow some air from your mouth to the bearings and motor part put a few drops of oil or 2-3 drops of oil in side bearings and slowly rotate your fan with your fingre to and fro so ...

Sony Vaio VGN-S5VP/B Noisy CPU Fan Buy a can of compressed air, a can of fine mechanisms oil, take the bottom cover off the laptop (only a Phillips screwdriver is needed) and clean and oil the fan.

...with something. Once the fan is found you can either replace it with a fan of the same size or re-oil the bearings. To re-oil, carefully peal away the label on the fan. There might be a plastic

... Could be from a cracked radiator or heating hose, or a leaky radiator, or radiator cap or into the oil sump, this will cause the oil to change to a milky color. It could also leak coolant into the ...

...check your system unit if it is leveled on the ground. Or it could be dust or rust. You can try oiling up the fan.Open up the sticker of the fan and put little oil in it and put back the sticker. ...

I have in the oil. What might be the problem? Nothing Please restate your question. You have what in the oil?

replace oil pump how do i replace oil pump. does pan need to be dropped?? Yes it does. Look for info on alldata.com

why is my oil gauge going toward red when idling in my 1996 pontiac bonnieville oil levels and coolant levels good may be a bad oil pump