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Jay Coulthard Posted on Jan 24, 2019

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Where are my filters location on my great Wall x240

I got this free Pdf manual from reliable-store for free and I don't think Ive visited a mechanic or fixya for help for more than 3-4 times out of the 20 times I fixed the chipper in these 4 years
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First check for external leaks. Did you change the air filter?. Then check the oxygen censer should be around.5 volts, check if the brakes are binding. check the valve timing it may have jumped a tooth. check the ignition timing and make sure the computer advances the timing as the engine speeds up.
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High fuel consumption on my Great Wall SA 220 double cab only 160 km on half tank what would be the problem, new spark plugs and filters

What did the old spark plugs look like? This is the first place to start your diagnosis. This does not sound like a motorcycle.
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Slow water flow

I would try the backwash as you suggest. Also, I had to run a few gallons of water through a new filter, for it to work properly..
Hope it helps.... good luck!
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How do i replace the headlights on a great wall x240

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The Great Wall Haval H3 (Chinese: ; pinyin: Changcheng Hafu), also known as the Great Wall Hover, is a compact sports utility vehicle (SUV) produced by the Chinese manufacturer Great Wall Motors since 2005.

unscrew lamp , replace. if it has Euro style lamps.
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My hotpoint wt540 washer wont fill

Pull off your washer mains cord from the wall. Turn off your wall faucet,, the valve on wall which allows water into the washer. (h2o means your washer is not receiving the most importing thing - water). Disconnect the pipes of the water from the wall. Check by opening the wall valve to see if the water flow is gud. Next fit back carefully. Then unscrew the other end of the hose/hoses at the entry point of your washer - remove the fine filters and clean out with an old tooth brush; clean inside the opening of inlet valve too carefully, check. Now re-fit the filters carefully and screw back the hoses. You are done now. It is advisable to close the wall valve when your washing is done, takes pressure off the machine valve.

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It smells like fish...

Spray foaming style bathroom cleaner on both evaporator and condenser coils, then rinse off.
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Where is the filter on the Criterion II

On a upflow model, the factory location for the air filter is just below the blower. Remove the front furnace doors to get to it.
If it is a downflow furnace, remove both furnace doors, and look inside the blower area, they will be sitting above the blower. Usually 2 air filters, in a "V" formation and are sometimes hard to get to.
If you do not find the filters here, someone has removed them or they may have been relocated to the return air grill, a large grill, usually located in the hallway or higher up on the wall.
If the Rheem factory air filter is still being used, it will be a black plastic frame and the filter area will look like a window screen.
Good luck and have a great day.
Paul
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Cold water filling

There are filter screens where the supply hoses connect to the washer. On some brands there is a screen where the hose connects to the water valve at the wall. The screen is probably full of sediment.
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