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The fuel filter is located under the battery tray in the 2007 Kia Sportage.
Open the tray below and you can pry the two vertical side pieces of trim off. This will give you access to the screws holding the trays in place. Remove the screws, then the stuck tray, this should allow you to remove whatever is jambing the tray.
Under the hood, way in back on the passengers side. Remove the wiper tray/assembly to gain easier access.
The dimensions of the double level dumbbell tray are 81 x 22 x 31 in. This is a solid steel tray and assembly should not be required.
For the Buick Skylark: You would go in through the trunk and remove the attaching hardware for the tail light assembly. After the tail light assembly is off, replace the bulb, and put the assembly back on. For the Volvo: you will either need to remove the outer casing to access the bulb OR go through the trunk and access the bulb through the package tray.
Yes, there is a fuse for the air conditioner in a 2006 Toyota Corolla. The fuse is located to the left of the steering wheel behind the coin tray. Use a flash light to see if the fuse is blown before removing.
Under the radio. Behind the ash tray. Remove the ash tray, remove a plastic enclosure, and you will see the fuses
The tray bolts to the driver's seat. While the Tray is up, pop off the plastic part on the Driver seat that covers the covers up where the tray arm mounts to the driver's seat. Unbolt the two bolts securing the tray arm to the seat. Remove the tray, replace bols and cover.
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It is under the ash tray in the center console. Just remove the tray and you will see it..............
"sticks" it means that when the baking is done and you take it out, it is stuck to the baking tray and is hard to remove from the tray.
You must remove the battery, battery tray, upper intercooler pipe, clutch slave cylinder, transmission cables and clear all the wires from the top of the transmission. remove the cross bars, then the front to back sub assembly bar. Remove the wheels, and axle nuts, drain the transmission and remove the axles. remove the lower under-tray, then the steering rack/lower suspension arm assembly unbolt the transfer case, slide it to the side and rest on a jack-stand. support the engine and remove the transmission mounts. unbolt the transmission from the engine and lower the transmission. R&R the clutch, resurface the flywheel, and install everything. The job is a 4-15 hour job depending on tools and experience.