Questions & Answers for: 1998 cavalier grounding problems

...Cavalier My cars tail lights keep going out. I have replaced the bulbs several times and thats not the problem. The problem is there is some sort of short in the part that the blub goes in. I need to ...

...1998 Chevy Cavalier. I recently had to replace the battery ground wire and since then when ever i put it into gear the lights flicker, the abs warning light, e-brake light, and ets off light are ...

...1998 cavalier.Everytime I accelerate my lights get brighter,the a/c goes on full blast,the radio works better, and the heating/cooling gauge needle goes to the middle When I am not accelerating the ...

...Cavalier (2.2l) due to a coolant leak. After the repair was made, I noticed my a/c does not blow nearly as hard as it used to. Also, the temp gage no longer works. When I turn the knob from cold to ...

I have a 98 cavalier. The car starts and runs fine and does not stall. The problem is the theft light stays on red brake light and amber abs light stay on the airbag light is on and the lights flash ...

...1998 chvy cavalier has a headlight problem. I replaced the relay but they still are not working. The high beams are working and the day time running lights work most of the time. What would I look at ...

why do i get a contant ground at the fuel injectors wire when I use a tester at the connectors I get a constant ground which in turn keep the injector open on ignition causing the cylinders to fill ...

i'm having a elctical problem, i keep getting a contant ground at the injector connectors where there should be a pulse when engine is crancking or when running If I turn on the ignition without ...

1998 chevy cavalier replaced ignition cylinder instrument panel stereo car wont start when its cold the steering column ignition cylinder stereo instrument panel has all been replaced was having to ...

1998 cavalier running lights blinking on and off i had to splice several of the wires on the wiring harness together and was wondering if the problem might be a ground problem It's either the ground ...