20 Most Recent 2007 Scion xA - Page 8 Questions & Answers

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Assuming yours is an Acura, the codes translate as :- P2757 = Torque Converter Clutch Pressure Control Solenoid Control Circuit Performance/Stuck Off. P1201 = Cylinder 1 Misfire. A good mechanic is your best option for this as clutches and automatic gearboxes can be complicated to deal with.

If clogged up completely it can cause stalling and very low power .

Is the fuse for the fan good ?

IF the tires are smaller in diameter than OEM calls for, the speedo will read faster than your traveling. If you want your speedo to read properly, stick with the size tires the manufacturer calls for on THAT particular vehicle.

Your mechanic is correct. Once that section of console is out some versions will let you 'pop' the broken switch out from behind. However for the hassle it would cause just replace the entire switch board, it's easier. Removing the fuse or relay could affect other things on the vehicle.

I you don't know you should not mess around with it as it's the mechanics job...

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under side of the dash by the driver kick panel they're always under the cabin fuse box

no it is a pulley in the system and to remove it out of the system will require a idler pulley fitment