GMC Jimmy

SLE stands for Special-Luxury-Edition its the mid range option package for gm vehicals

there is a connection on canister its the only connection the refill hose will fit

Piece of cake. Pop out little rubber plug where arm meets tailgate and unscrew the nut, pull off inside panel on tailgate, remove a few 10-13mm bolts around wiper motor, remove retaining clip, unscrew plastic retaining nut on outside, and swap out with new one. Best bet is to go to a junkyard - $40-$50 or $90-$150 brand new!!!

EGR valve can be take off and cleaned, but what it sounds like is the fuel line to the injectors are leaking,put a pressure gage on the fuel line and see if it holds pressure when the key is on. it should reach 60 psi and hold for about 5 seconds without dropping. If the smell is fuel I would suspect the inlet fuel line is leaking. When you take the upper manifold off, which is easy. 10mm socket will do. If you see a clean area on your intake and the rest is dirty. its leaking. Just turn the key on, don't start and see where its coming from.

Chances are its your headlight switch if the fuse is good. It can also be your dimmer switch.

If you go to the Auto Zone website and enter your vehicle information, it will give you the answer. The answer is 32 ounces. So you'll have to look at the bottles you purchase and see how many ounces per bottle there are.

Buy a kit at Wal-Mart or auto parts comes with instructions

Dex-cool coolant highly corrosive is eating away at gaskets mainly intake manifold gasket.

should b at coil if not its under distributor cap

The front dash speakers are 4 x 6.

There is a problem with the SRS. Seek professional help, as it is hazardous to work on this system.

you must remove the front grill assembly, then you should be able to do it, just need a screw driver

if it's 96 & newer.. you will need an OBD2 scan tool to erase the codes that turn the light on.

crank case of transmission

The A/C clutch engages and disengeges when the pressure in the system is too low. The most likely cause is that it needs to be recharged. If you recharge the system, make sure to use R134a and purchase at least a small pressure gauge. You can also purchase a hose that lets you fill the system right from the small cans of refrigerant. All of this can be purchased at your local auto parts store.

There are two 7mm or 8mm bolts that under the grab handle that need to be removed. There is also a phillip head screw that is behind door handle that needs to be removed. If you have power windows and door locks, pull that panel from the front and it will come off and disconnect the plugs. Pull at the bottom of the door panel and lift up and it will come off. The only thing that is holding it on after the bolts and screw are removed are clips.

Using your owner's manual or your eyeballs, locate your radiator's drain plug. It could be anywhere along the bottom of the radiator, and will be either a screw plug, bolt plug or a petcock (simple drain valve). Be sure you have your used coolant receptacle in place under the drain before you open it up. Look at the bottom of the radiator facing the engine. I there is none then pull off the lower hose.

Check for power and ground at the tank. If it is okay then the sending unit is most likely the cause.

The best way to remove a power steering pulley is to use a puller specifically made for the job. You should be able to purchase one from just about any parts store. If you don't think you will ever need such a tool again you can save yourself a few bucks by renting one. Again many parts stores have loaner programs. You basically deposit the full price of the puller and get the money back when you return the tool. Word of warning: There are other backyard mechanics that will be trying to rent the same tool so get your name on the list early, or just buy the tool.

Depending on engine

2.5L 0.060

4.3L 0.045

Not recommended to use BOSCH plugs or wires

use ac/delco if you can

Look on the receiver dryer, that's the silver tube standing upright to the passenger side of the motor. It has a plastic cap on it and 2 large metal pipes coming out of it.

Not positive for sure on this particular vehicle, but some of these newer vehicles does not have the ordinary normal maintenance fuel filters to swap out. Check your local parts store to see if they show one for that vehicle.

hope this helps!

tim

The fuel filter is located under the car about a foot away from the gas tank just follow the fuel line it's a small cylinder shaped canister about the size of a pop can its on the driver side hope that helped

You should immediately check your brake fluids, then each wheel for signs of fluid leaks ( they typically make greasy black runs on the inside of the tire.) If you can't find anything wrong, take it to a shop. This may be serious.

I am not a mechanic but it sounds like it is with your fuel injectors. They are either real dirty, clogged, not working at all or your ECU is not sending the injectors a signal to open. Good luck

The cam sensor is located in the distributor once you take off the rotor you should be able to see it. Mine was just done about 2 weeks ago.