Cars & Trucks - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues
The easiest way to do it is by moving your transfer knob to Low, your shifter to Drive, and then grab the black plastic area under your cupholder door and pull the console straight up. The rearmost clips will disengage first and then as you pry up from the back, the front clips will disengage
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Laundry machines have traditionally been designed so the washer is on the left and the dryer is on the right. For a top-loader washing machine, the lid is hinged on either the rear or the left side. For a front-loader, the hinge is usually on the left.
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Corrupt adaptive shift memory. Try clear and relearn.
https://youtu.be/jWMliD_3s3o
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RKE means remote keyless entry. Install a new battery in your key fob and your light will go off. Regards, Joe
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Hey all pictures always helped me so I figured throwing this out there would help you as well. :)
2002 Infiniti Q45 This is a sealed system.
It's on the passenger side up near the fire wall.
Needs a 10mm socket to remove. It also takes a specific fluid which is Nissan Matic fluid J
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I don't know why you would need to know this, but I can't find the information online. If I were you, I would remove the valve cover and starting from TDC I would rotate the crankshaft until I see which valves are being shut next. That will no doubt be either cylinder 2 or 3 and will tell you the next cylinder in the firing order. Some 3 cylinder engines use 123 and some 132 as their firing order, but all start with cylinder 1 at TDC.
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It's usually under the dash. I'd have to look.
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You could use two resistors, Two different ohms specs for full and empty. Place resistor between proper wire colors in diagram. Turn on the key, If gage reacts properly to full and empty resistors, then I think the problem is the sending unit in gas tank. If not, the problem could be almost anywhere, wiring circuit--pcm--instrument cluster. I did see trouble codes relating to fuel gage sending unit. I hesitate to get into that? good luck
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starting at the exhaust manifold follow the pipe back towards muffler they look like spark plugs with a wire on top going into the exhaust pipe
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Hi Diane
Toyota Camera? Camry?
Disabled by the dealership? Why would they do that?
Kill Switch? There is no kill switch.
Disconnect wire to get it to start? Wires are permanently connected and you would CONNECT to get it to start, IF they disconnected it to stop you stealing your own vehicle.
So many Questions! :>)
Contact the dealership and tell them to give you your vehicle back in good running order.
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Check the switch and the centre of the steering wheel. Most cars now use a spiral cable to connect switch to horn, That cable may have been broken. Especially after you have gone for a wheel alignment and the mechanic may have removed the steering wheel.
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Is this what your talking about?
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Check fuses. usually the high amp ones. From 100A to 30A. Usually located in the fuse box in the engine bay. Also check the ground or negative pole cable that connects to the chassis. Starter will work because it uses the ground connection that is anchored to the engine. Lights and other electrical things will not work because they use chassis ground. In most cars, the negative pole of the battery is connected to 2 anchor points. 1 to the engine or transmission, the other is to the car metal body or chassis.
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Check to see if it is transmission oil or engine oil. If engine oil then the crankshaft oil seal needs to be replaced. If it is transmission oil, your torque converter maybe leaking. Before doing anything major try checking the hoses that connects from the transmission to the radiator. They could cracked or leaking. Some transmission use oil coolers and ATF filer on the transmission case itself. Check if they aree properly tightened.
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Try replacing the FOB battery. Check the fuse for door locks. usually located in the engine bay fuse box. Temporarily you can lock the other doors from inside the van and lock the driver door last using the key. Another possibility is that the locking switch in the driver door is faulty or the central locking motor is. All other doors will only lock if the driver door locking system works. When you lock the driver door, the locking motor will hit a switch that will lock the other doors.
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Not finding what you are looking for?
It's on the passenger side up near the fire wall.
Needs a 10mm socket to remove. It also takes a specific fluid which is Nissan Matic fluid J
You could use two resistors, Two different ohms specs for full and empty. Place resistor between proper wire colors in diagram. Turn on the key, If gage reacts properly to full and empty resistors, then I think the problem is the sending unit in gas tank. If not, the problem could be almost anywhere, wiring circuit--pcm--instrument cluster. I did see trouble codes relating to fuel gage sending unit. I hesitate to get into that? good luck
Is this what your talking about?
