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...brake pedal on my au xr6 ford I hear a hissing sound and when I pump my pedal up with the ignition off then start the car my pedal doesn't move the pedal is very hard when I do eme It hisses when ...
...coolant sensor and idle control valve, if it stalls when pushing the brake pedal check the ground in the trunk ant left bottom corner. Tail lights and fuel pump share the same
Question about Nissan Pathfinder
...push on break it idles down where it almost dies, then let of of break it idles back up what's going on Does the foot pedal feel normal? Is is maybe firmer than usual? Sounds like you might have a ...
...brake pedal and push it as hard as you can with your hand and listen for engine vacuum,a constant hissing noise or if engine dies. You can also start the engine and let idle for a few seconds then ...
...push on the brake pedal yes it has fluid and it has brand new pads vaccum brake booster may be in op or vaccum is to low. Does the car idle worse than previously? Check the vacuum hose running from ...
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...push on pedal nothing dont know whats causing it to rev like that and sputter. Clean or replace the idle air control motor and also clean the inside of the throttle body. use brake clean and a ...
...push the brake pedal if the engine stalls or surges or you hear a sucking noise under the dash then replace the power brake booster if there is none of these systems then replace the idle control ...
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brake pedal, start engine. Pedal should drop and then push back against your foot. 2. With engine running, turn steering wheel until lightly against steering stop. After 5 seconds return wheels to the
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