Front side is easy. just the boots need care to loosen and remove the motor mounts in the front must be un coupled. use a crowbar in the mount to lean the engine forward to get enough room to put wrench and hand behind the engin against the fire wall. a second person must be untilized. do pull too much forward or the motor mounts will be damaged.

i have an '83, not sure if theyre the same but probably are

6x9 for the rears

3 1/2" for the dash

6 or 6 1/2 for door

youll have to measure for urself to be 100% sure, just take the speaker out and measure straight across, speaker sizes go by 1/2" so if it measures something like 3 3/4" it would be a 3 1/2

passengers side behind harmonic balance pulley bottom of engine.Put on lift take off tire makes job easier

Open the hood and look down at the top of the head light assembly, there should be two round "dials" unscrew these and the headlight should tilt forward and allow access to the bulb replacement port.

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You have to stick your hand behind the headlight. And there is a piece of plastic on the back side if the lamp. Twist it to the driver side fender and it out and you will see the light bulb.

press the oil botton to bring up oil life then press and hold the reset button for 5 seconds, back to 100%.

Behind the left of the steering column under the instrument panel.

No you will look like a jack-ass and ruin a perfectly good car.

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disconect the battery jack up car take converter shield off 5 bolts then lossen 2 bolt holding starter diconect wires note them then reverse putting back in but note if there is shims

I have a 95 Olds 98 Regency and the attena motor for my car is in the trunk. The motor is located directly under the attena itself. If you pull back the inner trunk covering, you should see the motor.

It takes a special tool. I got mine from Autozone and had a guide from them on how to replace it. You'll have to remove the belt and harmonic balancer and access it through the passanger side front tire.

no, unless you raise the suspension with a lift kit.

On a 91 regency it's located in the center under the hood near the hood latch assembly!! Dave

In the computer.

Bad news it is in the fuel tank if your having problems check the fuse for it it is behind the glove box open it and on the top rightcand left corners are black rubber holders bend them down the way they bend and the glove box will openvand you will see fuses they it is a 20 amp fuse pull them and see if it blew do to old age. Another thing to check to see if your pump is on is a valve on to on the engine in front it has a black cap on it it looks like a tire valve take the cap off and press the stem in the middle down if gas shoots out your pump is working so look somewhere else for your problem hope I helped you Good Luck Chris PS post back to tell me if it worked

This could be several things. If it is a older car, and has acarburetor, you might not be getting the right fuel to air mixture ratio, and it needs to be looked at. If it is a more recent car, your computer could have a flaw and is doing the same thing that the carburetor was doing in the other example. Not enough info to properly diagnosis

you need to remove the front right tire and the plastic shrowd in the wheel well you just pop out the plastic clips but don't break all of them or you can't put it back it back. The sensor is behind the harmonic balancer whichbis conected to the crank shaft or cam. You need to mark lines around the sensor there is not much room to work with since it is behind the HB. Remove the sensor and put the new one in and match it up with the marks you made so it matches the one you removed you want to match it as goodvas possible and that's it if you need pictures of what the harmonic balncer and cam position sensor looks like go to autozone.com and put the make and model in then look up the parts then go and look for the same on the car and do what I said people will tell you you need a tool to align the sensor correctly but if you mark it off and math it up really close you will be fine I have never heard of any problems when you do it with out the tool so Good Luck!!!!!!