...slip off or you'll short out the electrical system. Now connect the negative. Replace your bracket to keep the battery from sliding and you're done. Watch this video.. ...
...strap. Remove them. Have someone on standby in case you need another pair of hands. Get out from under the car and lower the jack as slowly as you possibly can. Be ready to stop it instantly in case ...
...around its bad it should only slightly move when rpms go up not move a lot this means the belt is slipping and not turning the alternator and as you keep driving eventually the battery goes dead ...
...slip when it is bad. the belt wont turn fast enought to recharge the battery. you can check it with the car running. reach over and speed up the throttle by hand and watch to see if the belt speed ...
...long overdue for a change. With high mileage pushrod engines, the timing chain may have broken or slipped. Either type of problem can be diagnosed by doing a compression check and/or removing a ...
...watch the engine. Of course, now you'll have to reset your timing marks by hand. Don't rotate the engine backward to the marks. Crank it around forward to maintain the correct tension and to ...
...slip off and want to replace the entire throttle body to the tune of over $400!!!! The symptom is EXACTLY the same as before the "actuator was replaced". Is this possible?? Can the control ...
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