'''legal term.''' usually when the boots go bad the entire axle needs replacement for safety reasons. you don't know how much debris ,dust,water and or contaminants when in to the axle and it will just eat those joins away causing axle failure (vehicle accidents). '''do it your self term.''' on the other hand if is your personal vehicle and you doing it your self you could buy a kit at an autoparts store and yeah just replace the boots and grease them up.
Washington Nationals, I believe they replaced them in 2005. Well, they really didn't replace them they just moved and changed their name.
Rear brakes do not have to be replaced too often. It's really hard to tell without looking at it. What you can do is to replace front brakes and test drive it, if you feel that your car brakes works just fine you do not need to replace rear brake shoes.
It is not really known, it might have been the Journey or the Charger that replaced the Magnum. The real answer is not known.
It is not really known, it might have been the Journey or the Charger that replaced the Magnum. The real answer is not known.
Usually batteries do no last longer than 4 years, in majority of cases 2-3 years. You can go in AutoZone and run tests for your battery for free. Unless your battery gives problems you have to replace it. If it works fine, then you do not need to replace. PS: if batteries die, they it really fast.
Well, the key is really in the bushings. Once they start to catch fire and talk to you, you know you're in trouble. Because, well, you're not Moses. You really have to keep an eye on the bushings and replace them before they catch fire. I'm not sure about ball joints. Are you sure you mean the Toyota Corolla?
I really only know 2 parts that can be replaced and those are a pump in your heart and a valve.
an s3 is really slow i raced it in my Toyota Camry gti 1991 and i won Toyota Camry gti is really really fast
Take out your owners manual. Its the one hiding in your glove box =) Most likely its just a fuse, which are really inexpensive!
Try looking for a white dip stick.Most transmission dip sticks are white.And the fill is in the same place as the dip stick. I just had the same thing with my 05 - it had "lifetime" transmission fluid and did not need to be replaced. It was serviced by a Toyota dealership and they only discovered it AFTER draining the fluid and not being able to find the dipstick to check the level. According to the service manager, if there is no dipstick, it should not be replaced. If you drain the fluid, it has to be replaced by some certified Toyota technician as it has to be heated to a certain temperature or you can really screw it up. It is like checking a manual there is a fill plug and drain plug open the upper plug fill plug and make shure its up to the bottom of the screw hole that Toyota dealership is bullshitting you to get your money they actually made it easier and there is no such thing as lifetime fluid it should be changed every 30,000 miles. I really get sick of these dealers not being truthfull i have been working on these vehicles for 12 years
The alternator, facing the engine, is located low on the left side of the engine. It really is easier to remove and replace from the bottom.
i find it easier to go under and around. Haveing a pit really helps with this.