Geo

Geo, a brand that was part of General Motors, primarily produced small cars and was known for models like the Metro and Tracker. However, they did not manufacture a specific 2008 model with a 3-cylinder engine. The 3-cylinder engines were more common in earlier models, such as the Geo Metro, produced in the 1990s. By 2008, Geo had been discontinued, and its models were no longer in production.

Same engine? Probably - Yes

If your 1994 Geo with a 3-cylinder engine won't stay running at idle, it could be due to several issues. Common causes include a dirty or faulty idle air control valve, vacuum leaks, or a malfunctioning fuel system (like a clogged fuel filter or failing fuel pump). Additionally, check for any issues with the spark plugs or ignition system that could affect engine performance. A thorough inspection and diagnostic test can help pinpoint the exact problem.

It doesnt matter the only available refrigerant is R134a and if you have an R12 system it must be retrofitted R134 is about $20 a pound and R12, if you can find it, is about $150 a pound

If you mated it with a Toyota you would have a Geota. And a Neon would produce a GeoNeo. Or NeoGeo. And if a pedestrian got in it would be a GeoPed or a GeosTrain. An Escort would render a Geoscort. A Geofiat would be fathered by a Fiat and a Geoguar crys for Mamma jaguar. A Mitsubishi could produce aGeoBishi. A Geolvo could have Babies On Board.......Sorry.

Do you have spark? If you do, check your cam/crank timing marks to ensure the spark is when the piston is TDC (top dead center).

It seems that on most cars 1994 and earlier, disconnecting the battery for ten minutes will do it. I saw one site which advised disconnecting the positive cable but it's usual to undo the negative one.

If you are talking about a Metro or Tracker there is a tiny switch in the front driver side speaker you can literally flip and it will turn the light out the original Metro and Tracker were set up that the light came on every 50,000 miles to remind people of a major service was needed.

How do you replace a headlight on a 1990 Geo Prizm? I just had to do that on my daughter's car. It's a pain in the neck because the idiots who designed the front end made it difficult for a guy with normal hands to get to the light. Here are the steps (you're only replacing the bulb, not the entire lamp, so you don't remove the headlight): 1) Unplug the power cord from the socket at the rear of the headlight (under the hood) 2) There's a plastic ring securing the bulb to the lamp housing. Turn it to the left (your left if you were looking from the windshield toward the front of the car) 3) Pull on the bulb to remove it from the housing, along with the plastic ring. 4) Insert the new bulb into the housing, replace the plastic ring over the rear of the bulb, and turn it to the right to tighten it. Reconnect the power cable. Sounds simple, doesn't it? Well, the replacement bulb, even though it looked the same as the old one, didn't go all the way into the housing (there are 3 small bumps in the housing that fit into 3 cutouts in the plastic base of the bulb to secure it. For some reason the new bulb didn't fit all the way in, leaving a tiny (like 1/16th inch) gap, but it was enough that the plastic ring couldn't fit all the way on (the ring has 3 cutouts that fit over the end of the lamp housing when tightened). So, step 5) is: discard the plastic ring and duct-tape the new bulb to the housing! Works fine....

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Do you mean the PCV (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) valve? The PCV valve should be on the top of the motor, either in one of the valve covers or in the coverplate on top of the block.

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The turn signal Flasher Relay is located in the front seating area, driver side, under dash, mounted driver side of steering column.

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This sounds like a wheel bearing issue. Raise the front wheels and turn them by hand. They should turn smoothly with no hint of a vibration unless the bearing is bad. Also check for play in the bearing by rocking the wheel in/out at the top/bottom.

Either one are both good parts so it really does not matter. Go with the lowest priced.

To remove a distribution (disti) from a geographic (geo) context, you can typically access the platform or software where the distribution is managed. Locate the specific geo distribution in your settings or database, and select the option to delete or remove it. Confirm the action if prompted, and ensure to check for any dependencies or data linked to the distribution that may also need attention. Always back up any necessary information before making such changes.

GEo is such as acid plants. You can find them in a river

White smoke is a sign that coolant is entering the combustion chamber. This is commonly caused by a cracked head or blown head gasket or both. This is a very serious condition that requires you STOP running this engine immediately. Severe engine damage will occur if you continue to operate this engine. The head must be removed to repair this problem. If you are going to drive it somewhere for repair that is not over a couple of miles, change the oil/filter and drive it for repair. If it is over a couple of miles have it towed in for repair. If you have been driving the car in this condition for very long, then you probably have done severe damage to the engine and it will require a major overhaul. Once it is opened up a determination can be made as to how bad the damage is.

Manual Tranny is the same as Automatic Tranny when towing a 2WD.

2WD (Tow from back): Secure the rear wheels with a towing dolly (follow instructions for the dolly), set key to ACC, Make sure wheels are straight forward and secure the steering wheel with a clamping device for towing. The column isn't strong enough for shocks from the front wheels, make sure it's unlocked (setting it to ACC) before towing.

disconnect battery or connection to starter and take it off.

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