# Raise and safely support the vehicle on safety stands. #
# Mark the relationship of the wheel to the hub so it can later be installed in the same relationship. This helps retain the balance of the rotating assembly. # Remove the tire and wheel assembly. # It is not necessary to remove the brake lines or parking brake cable (as equipped) when removing a caliper(<-2 bolts) to service the brake rotors. It is necessary to use care not to damage the brake hose by letting the caliper hang. The weight of the caliper can damage the brake hose. Remove the caliper and suspend it from the strut with a wire hook or suitable piece of wire. Do NOT disconnect the brake hose or allow the caliper to hang from the brake line. # Remove the rotor assembly by simply pulling it off the hub. Make sure you remove the cap from your brake fluid reservoir. You will need a compression tool to push your brake pads back into place on your caliper in order to fit it back over the rotor. If you don't remove the reservoir cap you risk blowing out a brake line or seal when you go to compress the brake pad back into the caliper.
Depending on the year of the Monte Carlo the 02 sensor could be installed in several places on the exhaust. The 02 sensor screws in. You may need a special socket to remove it, just unscrew the sensor and screw the new one in.
i have a 98 Monte Carlo myself and the o2 sensor in it is located behind the catalytic converter in the exhaust....... it is about in the middle of the car...
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Yes
probubly after shaving down the wall a bit
actually there is a panel in the trunk 02 monte under the rug near the back seat
Mounted on top, drivers side of fuel tank.
yes, they do on my 02.
A 2002 Chevy Monte Carlo holds approximately 10 quarts of transmission fluid. When only the fluid in the pan is changed, a total of 5 quarts of fluid is needed.
The cooling fan relay switch, on your 2002 Monte Carlo, is located on the back of the fan hub. You will need to open the engine compartment hood in order to see the relay switch.
If you can get it raised then you can get tires of any size as long as there street legal.
well..i don't know if this will quite answer the question or not...but the GXp has 275 hp and depending on which SS Monte Carlo model...most SS's in 01 02 only were big v-6's but there were only a few V8's made. I have a Bonneville GXp but before that I was going to buy a Monte Carlo SS. Most likely the large V8 for the Monte Carlo SS would be faster :) My car weighs a good bit.......