Chevy Impala

Cooling Fans Fuses and Relays are in the Underhood Fuse Block #2. See page 6-67 of your "Owner's Manual for details...

There are a few ways to this. You can take the window out or leave it in.

1.) remove the door panel and pull back the sticky paper.

2.) After you do this, push the window up, clean the class and clean the two clips on the aluminum arm

3.) Use a silicon or if you want an epoxy to fill the two clips the window sits in and lower the window back into these two clips.

4.)use the window button to close the window and let the epoxy or silicon cure. I usually wait 1-2 days.

5.) You should be good to go until the next time it happens

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Hi, the color or paint code is not in the VIN number. There should be a sticker on the under side of your trunk lid. It has the VIN and also several other groups of numbers. The color code is a number, at the bottom of the sticker and normally begins with "U" my impala is blue and the code is U 353E.

i own a 1996 impala ss and i have the original window sticker that says that it gets 17and26 not bad for a 4200 pound car with 260 hp

The Chevy Impala has been built since 1957. You cannot expect an answer without listing the year and engine size.

under the truck

it weights about 750 lbs without the transmission

It's located on the driverside under the hood in front of the engine compartment.

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No. The crank sensor reads the crankshaft location and speed. The cam sensor reads the camshaft.

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Remove the 1 screw behing door handle and the 2 on the armrest. Then pull outward on the bottom of the door panel. There are 8 to 10 plastic retainers holding the plastic to the metal.

I just bought a color 1966 impala wiring schematic on eBay that covers bumper to bumper. Read their full add in case u have extra options that the basic diagram may not cover. I am about to finish rewiring a whole 66 myself. Good luck, Oldskool Art Customs. 818 414 1968

yes , but pressure sensor from older transmission needs to be install in newer one

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It is to the left and slightly down of your throttle body. Follow your air filter box all the way to the throttle body and to the left of that on the block is the sensor you can not miss it their is wire clipped on top of it. If you unclasp that wire you will see three prongs and that is your sensor/switch. Very easy to replace.

rear tail light fuse

On a 2006 Chevrolet Impala, the coolant thermostat is located near the engine's upper radiator hose, typically at the engine's front. To access it, you may need to remove the engine cover and disconnect the upper radiator hose. It's housed in a thermostat housing that is bolted to the engine. Make sure to consult your vehicle's service manual for specific details and instructions.

See a specialist. System needs to be purged, leak checked & Recharged.....

I would bet the fuel sending unit is the culprit. Go to Walmart and buy 2 bottles of Techron in the auto parts section and add them to your gas tank. Not both at the same time.......use one and then when you fill up again add the other. GM's fuel pumps and sending units are ntoroious for fouling up with sulpher and Techron removes the sulfur from the fuel sending unit. I own a 2004 Corvette and this same problem has plagued many of the Vette owners. It may take up to 3 tank fulls but this usually eliminates the problem. I would try this before I went looking anywhere else . And when you do buy gas, try to buy what is called top tier gasoline. It is not the most expensive, but it has the additives already in it to dissolve this sulpher.

Do a Google search and type in "top tier gasolines" and read what gasolines have these cleaning agents. I hope this fixes your problem.........I figured it would be a good place to start and you have nothing to lose other than the cost of the Techron.

It should be on the front of the intake manifold directly above and behind the water pump.

You really can't turn it off. They sell bypass kits, but the passlock system has to be working in order for the bypass thing to work.

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no they're not the same.