2000 Pontiac Grand Am GT "put back jack stands" Questions

put back in the transmission after I change the filter? after you bolt the pan back up start with 4 qts. and have the front jacked up off ground and on jack stands . start car put into gear and let it

back to the normal position over the new pads, reinstall the lower screw on the caliper. Put the wheel on install the lug nuts in a star pattern, only hand tighten. Remove the jack stand lower the car

...back side at the outer edges of the hub working your way around in a circle so as to drive the hub out of its housing/steering knuckle evenly. As the hub comes out of the housing/steering knuckle the ...

...put it back up to hold a strap around the motor and pull in various directions to get it back into the correct position to reconnect the mounts correctly. has been working perfectly for over a year ...

...put a jack stand under it. A tire lug to remove tire. A 36 mm socket to unbolt axle shaft sticking through bearing hub. Next a Brass hammer with a block of wood. Next center wood on axle shaft ...

...put it back on there in the same place when you put the new starter on. This will work on the 2.5L and the 3.0L engines. If you have the 2.3 or 2.4 quad motor you need to remove the intake air ...

...put back in when you close the caliper. Remove one of the tires. You will need a set of sockets and a C Clamp. You need to unscrew the slide pins and remove them. At this point you can pull the ...

...back bolts put the drain pan under the tranmission pan and start loosening the bolts along both sides,the fluid should start leaking out. STEP 4. You can control how fast the fluid comes out by ...

...put back on.(( FLUID LEVEL CHECK: vehicle has to be level! start vehicle let run for 3-5 minutes, shift through all the gears, locate fill plug on top of transaxle. it is on the drivers side ( look ...

...put your hand at 12 and 6 (clock position) and try to rock the wheel back and forth. Any free-play in the bearing would mean you do. Also you can spin the wheel and if the bearings sound noisy then ...