Pontiac Transport

To check the fuel pressure on a 1998 Pontiac Transport, you'll need a fuel pressure gauge. First, locate the fuel pressure test port on the fuel rail, then remove the cap from the port. Attach the gauge securely and turn the ignition to the "ON" position without starting the engine to read the pressure. The normal fuel pressure range for this vehicle is typically between 40-47 psi; if it's outside this range, further diagnosis may be needed.

The AC condenser drain for a 1997 Pontiac Transport is typically located on the passenger side of the vehicle, underneath the dashboard. It may be found near the firewall, where the evaporator core is situated. You can usually see a small rubber or plastic tube that allows condensate to drain outside the vehicle. If you're having trouble locating it, consulting the vehicle’s service manual can provide more detailed guidance.

You can typically find a diagram for the air conditioning vacuum system for a 1997 Pontiac Transport in the vehicle's service manual, which contains detailed schematics and troubleshooting information. Additionally, online resources such as automotive forums, repair websites, or databases like Alldata or Mitchell1 may have the diagram available. If you don't have access to these, a local dealership or automotive repair shop might also provide the necessary information.

Endocytosis - the way in which cells take in food and other materials. The cells membrane wraps around the particle it needs on its outside, ingesting it. This then becomes trapped within a vacuole inside the cells cytoplasm where it is broken down, digested, and absorbed by enzymes.

Water is transported from place to place through systems of pipes, aqueducts, and canals. In urban areas, water is typically carried through underground or aboveground pipes to homes and buildings. In rural areas, water may be transported through canals or aqueducts to distribute it to farms or communities.

The flasher on a 1994 Pontiac Trans Sport is typically located under the dashboard on the driver's side. It is often mounted near the steering column or fuse box. Check your owner's manual or consult a repair guide for the exact location.

Access the starter from underneath the vehicle.

Must remove the flywheel cover because the starter must drop straigt down after its two mounting bolts have been removed.

Obtain re-activate codes and disarm the theft deterrant components including such things as the radio, and disconnect the negative battery cable.

"SAFELY raise the vehicle", (which means the wheels must be blocked, and the vehicle, is safely supported with blocks or Jack stands in the raised position.

Remove the three bolts that hold the flywheel cover on to the engine-transaxle.

Disconnect the electrical connections from the starter.

Loosen both the two bolts that hold the starter in place.

Completely remove one bolt.

Partially remove the second bolt, then support the starter.with one hand, and completely remove this bolt.

This may be an ackward thing for some, but it is possible especially when you only need to begin supporting it after the bolt has been almost completely removed.

I think its on the opposite end of the butterfly where the throttle cable goes opposite end of shaft.Sorry side of throttle body. Two torx screws.1 plug. Right above the linkage, its round and has a 2 wire connector.

how to reset alarm

Look under the vehicle along the frame rail follow the fuel line from the tank

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its above the serpentine belt on the lefth hand side of the engine

Press both buttons on the "driver information center" at the same time. That should reset it for you.

Simplest is to get another good key.

If that is not available then you need to modify the wiring harness to bypass the chip reader by inserting the resistor elsewhere in the circuit.

Right handed.

Engine size in terms of mililiter.

how do you replace rear door lock assembly on 92 pONTIAC tRANSPORT

There's a solinoid in the transmission.Suggest to check that first.

Turn on interior lights. Start engine. If the lights go out when the engine stalls, you have a bad ignition switch.

Because there are other easier ways to transport things now adays

If it is siezed, you must disassemble. That's the only way to avoid additional damage

To the best of my knowledge all Pontiac Transports of all years were equipped with _Fuel Injected_ 60 degree V6 engines. That being so, presumable any carburetor is located in the cargo area and is not a functional part of the vehicle.

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COULD BE FAULTY TEMPERATURE GAGUE. THAT WAS THE SOLUTION FOR MY 95 TRANSPORT. COULD BE FAULTY TEMPERATURE GAGUE. THAT WAS THE SOLUTION FOR MY 95 TRANSPORT.