Purchase the correct size filter and make sure is is a premium filter such as AC/Delco, Purolator, Wix, or Bosch. Remove the old filter and throw it away. Clean the mounting surface and look at is closely for any scratches or gouges. If it is clean and not damaged, apply a thin layer of oil to the gasket on the new filter or it can leak. Turn the new filter 3/4 turn after making contact with the mounting surface. No more than 3/4 turn or it can leak. You will not have a leak if you do this.
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Depends on how severe the leak is. If it is a bad leak at the pump, then you more than likely need to replace the pump. If it is leaking severely at a hose, the hose needs replacing. If it is a very minor leak, you can try a PS stop leak, such as Lucas Power Steering Stop Leak. This may or may not stop the leak.
A 2000 Chevrolet Impala may stop running and show no error codes if it has simply run out of gas. The vehicle's computer is capable of detecting errors with all systems in the vehicle which should otherwise present an error code.
Assuming this vehicle is fuel injected, you may have a vacuum leak or a plugged fuel filter.
A blown fuse will cause your 2000 Chevrolet Impala interior lights to stop working. The fuse box can be located in the engine compartment. A listing of the fuses can be found on the inside cover of the fuse box.
Yes you can but that is a temporary fix. Some stop leak brands do more damage than good by plugging up everything else like the radiator for example. I recommend "Barr's" brand stop leak if you are going to use one.
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First you have to locate the source of the vacuum leak then you can determine what steps to take to stop the leak. Determine the source and re-post your question with more info.
I don't know but I just took my 2000 Honda with serious oil leak to the passager side near the front wheel. any suggestions? I had a mechanic replace an 0 ring but that did not stop the leak.
Repair the pipe of fixture to stop your leak.
the blend door may not be operating properly, or a vacuum leak may be present.
Just repaired one with the same problem. The 2000 Impala has a cabin filter and just to the right of the cabin filter is a drain hole. This may be stopped up and allowing water to enter by way of the filter. Raise the hood, turn on the ignition and then the wipers and stop them in the up position by turning off the ignition. Now if you look at the large black plastic covering the area just below the windshield, you will notice is is made of 2 pieces. Remove the piece on the passenger side. The 2 small clips just pull off and the large one screws off. Be careful with the windshield washer line. Once you have this removed, then remove the filter and see if it is wet. If so this is where the water is entering the passenger compartment. To the right of the filter you will see a large drain hole. Pour a little water in this drain and you should see it flow quickly out under the car. If not the drain is clogged and needs to be cleaned out. Good luck.