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How much oil do you put in your holden vt?
Enough
How do you put a fan belt into a 1992 Holden barina MH?
This is a trick question isn't it? My MH Barina (5 door) has an electronic radiator fan. That is, it is driven by an electric motor rather than a fan belt.
How do you fix a 2007 Holden Barina's locked transmission on parking shift?
with engine not running,turn key to on then put transmission in neutral then start engine this will usually fix the problem also check fuses there is one fuse that will cause the lockout if fuse is blown
What causes Holden Barina engine check light and misfire?
It could be a few things, most likely you need to change the fuel filter or the spark plugs. It can also be the quality of fuel you put in your car, the cheap stuff rots the tank and sends shards of rust through your engine.
How much gearbox oil do a put in ktm?
hw much gearbox oil do you put in your ktm 525
How much oil do you put in your Honda xr200r?
how much oil do i put in a xr 200, 2000 model
How much engine oil do you put in ktm 85?
How much engine oil do you put in a ktm 85
How much oil do I put in a 97cc pagsta?
You put 0.8 liters of oil
What happens if i put too much oil in my Audi?
when you put too much oil: engine will lose much power oil push out and make damage your catalic converter
Can you put to much oil in the car?
Yes, a person can put to much oil in a car. It usually will not hurt a car, but the excess oil can cause smoking if it gets on the motor.
Is it possible to put a 'Holden VK Commodore' bonnet on a 'Holden VL Commodore'?
No wont fit
Your Holden rodeo turbo diesel is using oil you had new rings and a new turbo but still uses oil would it be the valve stem seals?
If a Holden Rodeo Turbo Diesel is using oil and new rings and a new turbo have been put in, it could be that the valves are leaking at the seals. Place a clean piece of cardboard under the vehicle overnight to see if it is leaking from the motor.
