GMC Sonoma

it isn't easy

it isn't easy

first you pull off the the cowl panel and there will be a bolt under it and three on top of the fender. Then remove the front grill {there is four sctews on top of it}. There will be one or two bolts in front. then there is a bolt or two when you open the door you shoule be able to see them. then there is a bolt on the bottom of the fender at the back. Then remove the in fender bolts connecting it to the fender.

It's hard and expensive and involves taking the dashboard apart. How exactly to do that I'm not sure. But if you're having the same problem I am - leaking antifreeze on your floors and steam coming out of the vents - then I suggest bypassing the heater core. Connecting the tube. Downside no heat or defrost. But it will stop the leak.

take the line off, get a new one and put it back in the same way

well im not to sure about a 2000 but i have a 91 sonoma and same thing happend, what i did was actually took the window out, its a big pain but i pulled it out and looked at the track arm, i moved it a little lover than half way up and put the window back in then theres a little mettal rail at the bottom of the window, i just put that back on and got the window back on the tracks of the door, now if ur talking the track on the door not from the motor then u will have to put ur window down, kinda tilt it and look closely and try o get it back on track, not really hard just annoying i had to do both since i took the window out and put t back in

This also applies to the 2001 GMC Sonoma:
There should be 2 screws between the bed sides and the tailgate. With the tailgate open, remove the screws and tilt the light out. (In the 2001 Sonoma, you pull the fixture straight back toward you; it is held in place by 2 flimsy plastic pins at this point). Then you remove the bulb holder from the lens and replace the bulb.There are 3 bulbs, and they are connected on the same circuit like old-style Christmas lights. That means if one goes out, the other 2 will no longer function. Before you replace any bulbs, you need to pull all 3 and check them to see if the filaments are still good.

*(My brake light and turn signal light both stopped working because the tiny 3rd auxiliary light was burnt. I replaced the wrong bulb at first and had to drive all the way back to the store to get the other sized bulb, once I figured out which was actually bad...when I replaced the small bulb, the other 2 started working again with old and new bulbs.)

Don't touch any of them by hand. It is always best to use cloth (your shirt will do in a pinch) to handle the bulbs. Oil from your fingers (or grease/dirt) can shorten the life of a bulb drastically. A set of 2 turn signal bulbs was 4 bucks, and the amber pair was also 4 bucks. (I forgot how much the bad one was). You should replace all of them while you're doing this so they are all equally bright and good for several more years until you have to do this again.

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You have to get a stering wheel puller.. Take it off.. Pop it out and put the new one in like you took the old one out..

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unhook the battery for 5 mins if problem is fix the light will go off

There should be adjustment screws on top of the housing for the headlights. You need some of those sockets that look like they are Allen wrenches, but have like a star on the end. They come in a few sizes but the sizes are like T15 T20 T25. something like that. Otherwise you can use a pliers or something like that to turn them. clockwise to move the lights down, and counter clockwise to move them up I believe.

First and foremost, make sure you have a diagram before removing the old belt. If there isn

1. low oil

2. electronic oil pressure switch has failed (probably not a mechanical oil pressure gauge cause then you would see a oil line running through the firewall to the gauge.

3. short in the wiring

For the true "do-it-yourselfer", the easiest way to find info on your car's maintenance is to purchase a total care manual from Chiltons. You may find these books at your local part dealers e.g. "Autozone, Advanced Auto Parts" or even your locally owned parts houses carry them. The books are make and model specific so a little searching may be in order. These books are an invaluable source of info for the person who doesn't mind getting their hands dirty. One tip, if you have never changed a water pump, use the approach that new machanics are taught. After purchasing you replacement water pump, set the new pump on a medium size box and draw an outline of the pump on the box. Don't forget the bolt holes. As you take off the old water pump stick the bolts through the diagram of the pump on the box and that way you know where every bolt should go when you start to reassemble.

Assuming it is rear DRUM brakes, adjust the shoe until there is friction when spinning the wheel or drum, back off a shade.

Most have self ajusters on them. Ajust them out until the drum will hardly fit back on. After you put the wheels back on and your done with putting the brake shoes on. Find a place where you can run your car in reverse safely. Go bakwards about 25 miles an hour and hit the brakes hard. Do this several times and they should ajust themselves out to where they should be. This is assuming like above we are talking about the back brakes and they are drum style brakes.

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The only times the radiator would leak is if it was damaged, defective, or corroded.

i need more info they put several ,, in mine i have whats called a T-5 its a 5 speed manual transmission but i have the 2.8v6 it all depends what kind of 93 sonoma

A 2001 Chevrolet S10 2.2 liter engine will hold approximately 6 quarts of oil. The recommended oil type is 10 W 30.

I just removed the two screws set into the arm rest,remove the arm rest,then slowly pry the plastic screw rivets out of the body one at a time...when time come utilize window roller puller

should be 5 x 4 3/4 120.67mm

The center vent, or defrost duct.

no. Use the other door for reference.

The 1993 GMC Sonoma takes 16" replacement windshield wiper blades on both sides front. Note however, when buying wipers be sure to always lookup your vehicle make, model and year in the application guide book at the store

Any auto parts store can sell you the correct size filter. I recommend you use an AC/Delco, Purolator, or Wix filter which are all excellent filters. It requires 4.5 quarts of SAE 5w30 oil with oil/filter change.