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if you call checker, schucks, kragen or murrays auto parts they can tell you exactly the factory gap.
I dont know the location. But what I recommend is that you go to Murrays or Advanced Auto Parts or somewhere similar. They have knowledge and books that have answers that they dont charge for!!....BB
they got bought out by oreilly auto so its now www.oreillyauto.com, however there is still one remaining Murray's Auto Parts left in Walled Lake, Mi'chigan. Their website is www.murrayspartscity.com They are one of the first Murray's Auto Parts stores and were always a franchise until Ozark bought out the Murray's chain. The Murray's in Walled Lake got to keep the name as long as they buy parts from Ozark (O'Reilly's) warehouses. Their phone number is 248-624-8767.
Innofresh auto odor eliminator can be purchase at some automotive retailers including Checker Auto, Kragen auto, Murrays. Innofresh auto odor eliminator is also available direct from the manufacturer Innofresh at www.innofresh.com
Yes, it is possible to find a do-it-yourself guide online for this process. You can go online and visit anyone of the auto shops such as Murrays or Auto Zone.
The plug in port is located just below the steering wheel, above and in front of the gas pedal. Most of the discount auto stores have an analyser (i.e. Advanced Auto Parts, Murrays, etc.) and will plug it in for free and tell you (and translate hopefully) the codes for you.
It depends on where you buy it from. Call your local auto parts stores (murrays, autozone, etc.) and ask for price quotes.
Be more specific, if the fan speed only works on high then it is most cases a bad resistor board for the fan, a $10-20 part, available from an advance, murrays, or lee or similar auto parts store.
haynes auto manual, found at like an autozone or murrays.
You can find cheap auto parts online by comparing prices across a few reputable retailers before placing an order. Online stores often have a wider selection than local shops, and you may find good deals on both OEM and quality aftermarket parts. The important thing is not to choose a part simply because it has the lowest price. Check the part number, vehicle model, year, engine, fitment information, seller reputation, and return policy first. Ordering by the exact part number can help prevent the hassle of receiving something that does not fit your vehicle. For routine items such as filters, belts, wipers, and some brake components, a reputable aftermarket brand can be a practical way to save money. For more specialized or critical parts, I would lean toward genuine OEM or a well-known equivalent rather than buying an unknown brand just because it is cheaper. A good approach is to compare the total cost, including shipping and possible return fees, instead of comparing only the listed price. Sometimes a slightly more expensive seller ends up being the better deal because of lower shipping costs, better support, or an easier return process.
Murray's auto parts store 'Murray's Parts City', based in Michigan, offer free recycling of motor oil, batteries, hydraulic fluids and steel products. They also have testing equipment for testing vehicles batteries, alternator, charging system and ignition control modules. Testing can be be done on the vehicle or off within the store. This too is at no charge to the customer. They also turn drums and rotors and do strut transfers, when new strut is purchased.