If it came out of the transmission, just plug it back in, no harm done. If the boot came apart, then you will have to take the rest of the shaft out of the transmission, get a new boot, grease up the tripod assembly, and put it back together with clamps, or you will have to trade it in on a rebuilt shaft. A rebuilt shaft depending on the make cost's around $60.00 after the core exchange.
your lower control arm bushings need replacing. replace the sway bar links when you do the control arms
CV joint(s) need replacing
CVC joint needs replacing. This can be dangerous, have it repaired.
4 - Right lower bottom rear and Right upper front, Transmission mount and Torque mount
you need a ball joint press which you can rent at your local auto parts store
The heater core is under the lower right dash insulator panel and behind the glove box in the heater core housing
The drain plug on the radiator of a 2002 Cavalier is located on the front of care through the lower front air dam area. You will find it's on the right and you should use 1/4" ratchet and extension to open it.
my 1996,2.2 cavalier has the canister behind the right headlite.It has to be removed by removing the inner right fender.
You need to buy the specific gasket, its plastic not spongy like other gaskets. I guess it will run about 50 bucks. Remember to get the right gasket or else it will leak
First, open the hood to reveal the car's engine compartment. Then find the right fitting to adjust the rocker arms. Use the tool to adjust the rock arms to desired area.
its right in the transmission
Yes, joint tenancy and right of survivorship are closely related concepts. Joint tenancy refers to multiple owners holding equal shares of a property with a right of survivorship, meaning that when one owner passes away, their share automatically transfers to the surviving owner(s).