itself with a toothbrush. I haven't had a single problem since. Also, since it's a 98, it's probably time to recharge the AC anyways. You can get a recharge kit at autozone for around $40 I believe or
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...toothbrush for repairs? Mine recently started turning on by itself. It is 4 years old. Philips states its most likely due to water getting inside it. Because its more than 2 yrs old they will not ...
...itself in to plastic. I would try a toothbrush or small nylon brush and some CLR from hardware store. CLR = Calcium, Lime & Rust remover. Brush it on a few times and let it work in, then ...
...itself. use a old toothbrush and be carefull not to push valve in or it will loose its setting. clean out where it mounts also. you can use carb cleaner but do not put body of valve in any liquid. ...
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...toothbrush (be sure to ask permission to borrow it). No, this is a mechanical binding issue with the regulator assembly in the door, or a broken securing device for the window glass to regulator ...
...itself, just clear the code and see whether it returns. check for a bad idle air control valve ( iac ) or remove and clean it. to clean it you can use elec, cleaner etc, do not put body of iac in any ...
toothbrush or similar to clean it. do not put body of iac in any liquid or it will ruin it. just clean valve on end of iac. also do not push on iac valve, because it will mess up idle of vehicle. just
...spotless,a toothbrush and some solvent is good.make sure you clean around where the butterly sits and the edges of the butterfly itself,dont just look from the top and think its looks ok take it
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itself could be dirty and in need of a thorough cleaning. A child's toothbrush is a handy cleaning tool. If the window will wind up but not down then you know the problem is not the fuse or the motor.
leak of may be dirty. Use some throttle body cleaner to clean. Use a toothbrush to get carbon deposits off, The EGR valve itself might need to be replaced. Not a big job any DIY mechanic can handle it
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