ok that was stupid of me. i checked the instillation and removal of the radio and it didnt have a reference diagram so i didnt check for one. it is in there so ya nevermindok that was stupid of me. i checked the instillation and removal of the radio and it didnt have a reference diagram so i didnt check for one. it is in there so ya nevermind
Try Autozone's website, you'll have to create a free user account, but they have wiring diagrams. The colours are indicated by letters on the schematics.
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It wasn't the oil level. Mine started ticking around 14K and it still ticks like crazy at 168K when the engine is warmed up and cruising. Goes away under moderate acceleration.
There is a thermostatic flapper valve in the exhaust manifold that is likely the source of the ticking when the engine is warm.
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The Haynes manual is detailed enough to get you through the job, or you can create a free account at Autozone and they have an online manual which also covers this task. I can go through it step by step if you want, but essentially I'd just be regurgitating the information available from these 2 sources.
It's not a particularly difficult job, just a bit cramped, and make sure you have all of the necessary tools to hand so that you don't have to keep climbing out from under the vehicle, that tends to get old really quickly...
ok the fuel pump is inside the fuel tank as we all no but you cant exactly repair them you can take them out and give a good clean and change sponge on them so they dont clog up and check all the wiring on top make sure there is no breaks tears or rips ,,
ok that was stupid of me. i checked the instillation and removal of the radio and it didnt have a reference diagram so i didnt check for one. it is in there so ya nevermind
do u have the info u need then?
OK...good luck with it!!
Have you tried looking in your local library? some shops donate old manuals and sometimes you'd be surprised what's there!
no, u need to buy the factory manual to ge that info, sorry.
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