2001 Saturn SC "keep drill bit falling" Questions

bit pricey. The bushing in question is a P.O.S. for sure. Easy fix though if you have tools and time. First I drilled out the ball that the end of the linkage,the one your faithfull broken bushing use

...keep it in place. You can make an access cover for the liner or get another replacement (inexpensive) at any scrapyard. The other method requires precision drilling and a bit of maneuvering to get ...

...drill bit falls in back wards, tighten it up, you should be in neutral. If it doesn't have the pin hole, just loosen up the bolts, turn the unit ever so slightly, either way while someone clicks the ...

...drill out the ball at the end of the linkage, this is the one your broken bushing use to ride on. Place a 3/8 inch bolt thru the drilled hole. Slide a piece of 3/8 inch heater hose over the bolt ( ...

...keep it from falling out the hole that's raised up higher in the pans bottom-side) so when it gets full enough it seeps out around the loose fit of the smaller threads on the Non Fouler Trick ...

...drill a 1/4" hole directly opposite the lock (on drivers side) The hole needs to be exactly 1" down from the top edge and 5/8" from the left edge. That is where the only screw that holds the release ...

...keep the gearbox from getting hot. The shaft and arm are both tapered, so you just have to make that initial hard part of breaking the taper loose, then it will practically fall off. The other end is ...

...keep the key in an unbound... not against either the clockwise limit or counterclockwise limit.... as you are tapping. if this works, lubricate the lock and get it to a locksmith before it quits ...

...drill bit. Take it from an expert: So, there is a flap at the end of the keyhole. Position the drill on the keyhole about 2/3 of the way up and drill in about the length of a key. This will destroy ...

keep roads clear of snow. Salty water is highly corrosive to exposed steel. In the summer or fall season before snow begins, you steam jet pressure clean the underside, then inspect for any area where