Clogged with carbon behind throttle body in upper intake plenium. Remove egr vavle and insert 12" contrustion tie wire through egr passage way to intake manafold . Best remove also throttle body and see a little volcano of carbon to remove. Use Throttle body spray cleaner to help desolve carbon. To rest pcm codes remove ecm bat fuse, turn ignition on 45 seconds then off and reinsert fuse.
Because you cannot reset the code by removing the battery cable. It must be reset with a OBD2 code reader.
GM vehicles use side post batteries. The terminals are on the side of the battery. 98 Lumina with 3.8 it's on the drivers side under a red plastic cap for positive.
i unhooked the battery...(both terminals)
you can buy jumper cables that are specifically made to clip onto side terminals for these batteries
The battery is located under the hood on a 2000 Chevrolet Lumina. The battery will be on the drivers side.
Either the battery is weak and not charging properly, the connections are dirty on the terminals of the battery or the alternator is not putting out enough power. If you rev up the van does it go out or is it on while you are driving?
Its a good possibility Your diodes are burnt out, its time to replace your alternator, i had a similar problem on a 95 lumina with a 3.1l motor
under the winsheild washer reservoir. the positive terminal is located under the windshield washer reservior and the negative terminal is located on a bolt on the engine (metal)
i just disconnected the lower hose
have the alternator and the battery checked
There is no battery reset.
Yes
take the bracket off that is partially covering the battery. This should be held in place by 3 bolts. after that, all you have to do is take the wires off that connect to the terminals. the battery should just lift out, but may be stuck from corrosion or just if it has been sitting a long time. take the bracket off that is partially covering the battery. This should be held in place by 3 bolts. after that, all you have to do is take the wires off that connect to the terminals. the battery should just lift out, but may be stuck from corrosion or just if it has been sitting a long time.