If you have not yet checked your alternator do that. Then if you did that your self double check it by seeing if there is any slack in the belt, if so then tighten the belt, then check the alternator again. I think this is what could be the problem Sounds like the alternator. You should test it to see how many AMPS it's putting out. If you can't, take it to your local auto parts store, they should be able to do it for you. It should be putting out about 65 AMPS, if it's not, it needs to be replaced. If you can start your car, start it and turn your headlights on high beam and turn your air conditioner on full blast and your radio on. If your car shuts off, your alternator is more than likely bad. Check the battery too. If things were working when your engine speed are higher, but not at idle, and now the car won't start, it could be a weak battery that is now dead.
Can anyone tell me where the front windscreen washer bottle is located on a Peugot 306
Autoglass....
check and adjust belts
What all do I have to take off to get to the headlights. I just want to change the bulb can anyone help? Its a 1996 LHS.
General Electric makes Hotpoint. I see and repair many, and frankly, they are getting worse. I would never recommend these heaters to anyone.
Fix My Headlights is a great place to go to correct foggy headlights. They are very trusted and can do a very good job. I do not know anyone who has used it but it seems good.
You can find out more information on radiant heaters and its many uses by going to a home improvement store such as Lowe's or Home Depot or going to their direct website.
One can purchase baseboard heaters in Canada at the retailer called Canadian Tire. The store offers a wide variety of baseboard heaters, including ones which are portable, oil generated, and electric.
I moved to France with my 2001 Kia Sedona and would like to know how to adjust the headlights for driving in France. Has anyone any ideas?
answer: replace the headlights switch.
is there anyone who knows the answer?
Well it Headlights Could anyone improve on that answer? Like, a complete sentence would be a good starter... HAH! Found it! Bruce Aisher