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"Three main reasons why a vehicle won;t start: No fuel, no Vacuum, no spark. Check these..."
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"There should be several located on the sides of your engine block below the heads. They..."
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"Is your check engine light on? There are many reasons for this. Bad EGR valve, bad PCV..."
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"Usually close to the battery. Follow the red cable from your battery and the first stop..."
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"You don't. The computer automatically adjusts the timing, you never have to do this."
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"Clogged fuel filter, bad fuel pump, gas cut-off circuit activated. Is it sparking?"
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"There is a spring loaded belt tension device bolted to the front of your motor, it is an..."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this 1995 Ford Ranger Supercab:
"Check for vacuum leaks."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this 1994 Mercury Villager:
"Fuse position #8, and it is a 10 amp fuse."
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"P0705 meaning Transmission Range Sensor Circuit Malfunction (PRNDL Input). Take it to a..."
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"They are not supposed to "stay" on. When the seat gets to temperature, it shuts off. ..."
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"Sit int he truck, turn the ignition key to the "on" position but do not start the truck. ..."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this FixYa Android Apps:
"You must change the software in the computer to allow this to happen. I don;t know if you..."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this Lands Phones:
"Blocked heater element or low coolant level. Most likely is the heater core. It is a..."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this 2004 Ford Freestar:
"Usually located ON the throttle body around the throttle position sensor and the idle..."
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"Bad reverse clutch pack, transmission teardown and rebuild needed. Before doing that..."
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"Regulator for what? Voltage, speed? What?"
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this 2004 Ford Explorer:
"Sounds like your fuel pump is misbehaving. Check it for proper operation."
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"Bad EGR valve, bad idle control valve. Start there. Is your check engine light on?"
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"1-6-5-4-3-2"
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"You need to remove the dash face plate and then use special removal tools to get the unit..."
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"Will it crank in neutral?"
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"Coils do fail, I would have it checked by a mechanic and know the truth. It's simple to..."
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"Do you have water or a white milky substance on your engine oil dipstick? If you do, then..."
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"Bad idle control valve is the most likely problem. They carbon up and stop working. Take..."
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"Usually under the car on the passenger side. It is a cylinder with a pipe on each end. ..."
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CountryJohn posted an answer for this Ford 5000 Tractor:
"The manuals will tell you the head torque is 105 ft/lbs , but torque them to 115 ft/lbs...."
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"What sensor? What did you use to clean it with?"
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"Check your transmission selector, sensor and cable. Transmissions very seldom ever do..."
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"With the vehicle running, tap it with a hammer, that breaks the cylinder lose.. This is a..."
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