In the fuse block, under the lefthand end of instrument panel, beneath a plastic panel fastened with two screws. This fuse is shared by the hazard system - check first if the hazard lights work, if they do the fuse is ok and the fault elsewhere (brake light switch possibly).

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Some of the raw materials used for cars are: aluminum, steel (body parts), titanium (some exhaust systems) and platinum (inside catalytic converters).

Probably the US Government and then Hertz worldwide.

Actually, The Sultan of Brunei.

There are several torx head screws around the rim of the lens. If it just one of the bulbs that needs changed and the screw heads are stripped, you can get to the bulbs by reaching under the tail fin and into the back of the light.

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the fuse box is located just below your steering wheel you have to take off that big black plastic cover to get to it but dont worry its only like 4 star screws

kilometers

Look for a bicycle tire fill tube and tire ca.

It's virtually the same as it is in English: the spelling is "conversacion", and the pronunciation would (roughly) be "kohn-ver-sah-see-ohn."

You can't. The engine has to be lifted to get to the oil pan.

you dont, a mechanic does

REPLACEMENT

# Disconnect the negative battery terminal. # Position the lock cylinder in the LOCK position. # Remove the steering column lower cover. # Loosen the two nuts on upper steering column, allowing the column to drop. WARNING

Do not remove the nuts, as the column may bend under its own weight.

# Disconnect the ignition switch connector at the switch. # Remove the two screws securing the ignition switch to the steering column. Remove the switch. To install:

# Assemble the ignition switch on the actuator rod and adjust it to the LOCK position, as follows: ## Standard Column - Hold the switch actuating rod stationary with one hand while moving the switch toward the bottom of the column until the switch reaches the end of its travel (ACC position). Back off one detent, then, with the key also in the LOCK position, tighten the two switch mounting screws to 35 inch lbs. (4 Nm). ## Tilt column - Hold the switch actuating rod stationary with one hand while moving the switch toward the upper end of the column until the switch reaches the end of its travel (ACC position). Back off one detent, then, with the key also in the LOCK position, tighten the two switch mounting screws to 35 inch lbs. (4 Nm). # Connect the wires, tighten the two steering column nuts, install the lower cover and reconnect the battery. If you need a diagram,go to autozone and purchase a Haynes repair manual. or check at your local library for a mitchells or chiltons reference manual

Try http://hondatech.info/downloads/Auto for free downloads of Honda Service Manuals and Diagrams.

its called light filler it covers the wiring to the back tailights same like a bumper filler that fills the space on the front bumper

Hello, Jamison here, GO to autozone ( or another national chain), They will do it for you, FOR FREE.,,,,,,,,,,,Jamison.

It is worth what ever someone is willing to pay for an old new car. It should be worth approximately $6000, but if womeone is willing to pay more, take it!! Unless you are like me and love your cadilac, you can't well LOVE

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i am trying to find out the codes for a 1991 cadillac deville

the trade winds,the westerlies,the polar winds

Look at the sticker on the drivers door frame.......225, 75 R15

First thing to check is coolant level in radiator ( not the overflow jar ) , NO HEAT. If you are savvy, feel heater rubber coolant hoses going into and out of heater core. If neither or only one of them is warm , PROBLEM. Open radiator cap ONLY when cold to check level. Make hose temp check at engine operating temp. It could be a bunch more problem . but these are the obvious, and first ones to check. Good luck

lower section of steering column

Diagram for rebuilding ? Both Haynes and Chilton offer completely acceptable repair manuals that show the R&R process step-by-step for do-it-yourselfers, EXCEPT the details of the machining that should anyway be given out to a good machine shop. Older part no. for a Chilton book is 7462, the current book is no. 28260; don't know the Haynes part no.s. these are available through amazon marketplace in used versions for about 1 to 5 USd plus shipping, and the current printing might be available at car parts stores too. Finally, Cadillac has offered their own, much more detailed manuals for different years; these can still be found at eBay for around 10 to 40 dollars.