2003 Saturn ION "drain master cool" Questions

Master Cylinder takes About 1 hour to Replace Have Fun its a EASY One Please Dont forget to RATE ME Thank You Drain the cooling system. Remove the bolts that secure the thermostat housing to the water

...drain the old brake fluid clean the master reservoir and fill it up with fresh brake fluid. Open the bleeders on wheels one every time and let the fluid to get out until the fresh appeared. Close the ...

...master cylinder or the other way around. (it is the whole chicken or the egg argument. My recommendation is start at the right rear wheel. Drain the fluid until it is at the bottom of the reservoir. ...

...' Evaporator Core Assembly Image ' Heater Assembly Remove or Disconnect 1.Engine coolant. Refer to Draining and Filling Cooling System in Engine Cooling. 2.Heater hoses. Refer to Heater Hoses. ...

drain out. What caused this and how much will it cost to fix. I am sorry about your misfortune. You need to determine what type of fluid it was. If it is coolant it is usually a green or pink. Cooling

...drain tube is not clogged up causing water to over flow in the evaperator housing to the floorboard. If it is a heater core, leaking coolent will smell different than water, also it will feel ...

...and bleed the brake system , if that is all the issues your having . if low on fluid and keeps draining out then you have whats known as a caliper seal broken and that means $30-50 bucks for a ...

...master is getting madder and so am i. Can yuou give me any ideas. This is my lively hood delivering mail. Now i'm thinking i should of went with the junk yard one. ty Alice The torq- converter is ...

...drain all of the brake fluid out, and wipe the master cylinder reservoir out with a clean, lint free rag. Then after the brake pad/s are replaced, fill the master cylinder reservoir with new brake ...

...master mechanic who tested the temp gauge first and it was almost on the mark. Test drove her and temp was Really 250 when temp gauge was only at 3/4rds mark. Also, had to sit to let her cool down; ...