First of all, get a manual - at least a Chilton's or Hayne's, if not a real shop manual. Basically, jack up the car on the affected side and remove the wheel. Use a good jack and a jackstand. My friend's boss got killed the other month when his car fell on him. - remove the three bolts holding the outside of the control arm to the ball joint. They are torqued down pretty hard. You will need a breaker bar 1/2", a good long 1/2" ratchet and some sockets 17mm & 19mm for this job, as well as a 10mm or 12mm (forget which) for later. - remove the bolts (2) holding the inside bushings of the control arm to the rest of the suspension. - undo the one (10 or 12mm bolt holding) metal plate that attaches between the unibody and the inner rear mounting point of the control arm. Installation is the reverse of removal. If you saw grease anywhere, clean it off and put new grease on. Wheel bearing grease should do it. That's it. Get an alignment if you really care about your tires. You may not need one, but you may experience uneven wear on that tire if it's off after the swap.
Same answer as: "How do you replace a starter on a 92 Geo Prism LSI or GSI?" at this same site.
The average cost to replace a transmission for a Geo Prism will vary depending on the cost of labor and the year of the Prism. On average, it will cost between $3,500 to $4,000 dollars.
From under the car.
Look at how to replace one on a 93 model.
i dont really know
You gotta get under the car and do it from the back of the engine.
How do you replace power steering pressure hose on a 1993 geo prizm
Yes the Geo Prism has ait bags.
To replace the window crank handle on the 1993 Geo Prism, first remove the interior door panel. Then, access the screw that holds the window crank in place and remove it. You can then remove the handle itself.
GM made a small car called the geo prism. GM Chevrolet or GEO
where is the fuel filter located on a 91 geo prism?
It would be to your advantage to purchase a Haynes Manual specific to your car. They can be purchased at most parts stores.