When I put in new batteries it keeps telling me to replace batteries. I notice on line that this is a problem however I do not seem to see the answer anywhere. Can you help? .......Thank you Stella Gordon

Why did you replace starter.You can test old starter on bench.If you keep replacing parts because someone says that was like my car youll cost yourself a lot of money.There is a process to go through to diagnose faults with any system in the car that comes with experience and right test equipment and good technicians learn this early on in there careers.Ive seen this so many times in my career.Keep things simple dont go off on a tangent.Think about what lead up to the problem and if you know how this system operates you usually have an answer before you even set a test piece up.

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Try balancing & rotating the tires. If the sound is gone, problem solved. If it is rotated to a different spot theres the answer

Yes, but what batteries have you been changing? If the AA's, those aren't the clock battery. Open the battery door, and notice the tiny door inside labeled "CR1220". Pry that door open with your fingernail, and take the enclosed CR1220 battery down to your local drugstore to purchase a replacement clock battery. Drugstores seem to be cheaper for this battery (~$3) than retail outlets like W-Mart (~$7).

It seems that the flip has a battery issue only holds up to two hours when new,then gets used a little and wears out prematureally,im looking at replacement of batterys ,for all flip issues ,seems unlikely to some it makes more sense to me because i own one this is a great product that u send back to manufacture and when they tell how much its gona cost u ,u tell them to keep it and where to put it.

I did this job on my 3.1 about 2 months ago and i forgot to put the ("O") ring on back fuel rail. had a fuel mess!! had to tear down plenum to fix, in my case i lost the o ring on rail and forgot to put 1 on. I had to order 1 from chevy garage, and replaced it. cost 9.00 just for 1 little o ring. mine fit tight also!! see if o ring is ok, and check line. car runs fine!!

You have a couple options. First you can buy lithium batteries, which are a little pricey, but they last a great deal longer in high tech devices such as digital cameras.

Second, you can buy rechargable batteries, which also last alot longer in cameras, and are worth the price because they can be reused!

Good luck!

WELL YOU SHOULD START WITH A NEW BATTERY ALWAYS A WORTHWHILE CHECK AS THIS COULD BE THE PROBLEM.. ASK ? PLEASE REPLACE THE BATTERY IF MORE THAN THIS QUOTE FIRST

Some mice eat batteries like they are nothing. I myself have a logitec wireless mouse and i must replace the batteries every two weeks. I would suggest getting another mouse.