It is in the drivers side kick panel.
How you fix them would depend entirely on what's wrong with them. You'd have to diagnose the problem first, bulbs burned out, blown fuse, bad switch, broken wires, etc.
Check tire pressures and rebalance tires first.
To remove the seats in the Mercury Villager you first need to pull the side lever and push the seat forward. Next, pull the release strap. Lift the back of the seat until the seat clears the latch. Pull rearward and remove from the vehicle.
Check the fuse box first then the lighter.
turn it on again Well first of all don't panic. Then scream and get the hell out of the car.
There is actually two catalytic converters. They are the first two components in the exhaust system and lie directly under the engine.
check the circuit too much resistance could have made the first pump bad, check fuse, relay , inertia switch and or bleed
Another name for Newton's first law is "the law of inertia."
This is just a guess. Probably in trunk over wheel well and behind the cover they put in trunk. Try drivers side first. Like I said, just quessing from another car. Hope you get lucky!! An inertia switch is a ford item.
Newton's first law is sometimes called the law of inertia.
you can get to the starter from the top side if you pull the air filter housing and hose off first then you can see the starter my 95 as 14mm bolts
Many things can cause this. If it was sudden, see if it has an inertia-switch for fuel shut-off. Did you recently drive into something? This switch will need resetting if so. NEW ANSWER: First of all Chevy did not use an inertia switch on there trucks. If you replace the ignition module in the distributor that will fix your problem.