Securely jack out the front and of your VW. Remove the tires and wheels. The brake pads will come off after you remove the brake spring and caliper. Reverse the process to install the new brakes.
The Chilton for the 1999 Saturn lists it on top of the Transaxle. Since this book also covers repair for the older SC1 models, it should be in the same place.
remove the plug unscrew the bolts and put back the way you remove it .
Depending on what car you have, the crank angle sensor is normally located behind your harmonic balancer, or somewhere close to the crank. To remove the harmonic balancer you'll first need to remove the drive belt then remove the bolts holding on the harmonic balancer. It won't usually come off easily so it'll need some persuasion with a few light taps from a hammer, or in severe cases a bearing puller. Once the balancer is removed access to the crank angle sensor is very easy. All you need to do is interchange the busted sensor for a new one.
I don't know what year Dodge truck you have but for a good number of years the back up light switch on a Dodge was threaded into the transmission, if it was an automatic. The same switch served as the neutral safety switch.
The 1996 Chevy Corsica trunk release button is located in the glove compartment. The trunk release button will be on the left-hand side of the glove compartment.
I dont know what you mean by broken but if the handle i broken off and there is just a space where the handle would go, you can definitely open that, mine is like that.
First you put your finger inside the space and you will be able to feel 2 pins or something, one will be facing right and one left, they have a gap between them. You press them both at the same time and it will open.
Hope that helps
the turn signal flasher may be the problem moast vehickles have one forturn &one for 4way
It should be in the glove box
I think its fuse 18, the second from the left on the bottom row. This is among the inside fuses underneath the change container on left of steering wheel (just yank it out, fuses underneath)
However, if this fuse blows it takes the whole dash with it, my turn signals (just signals, hazards work), speedo, tacho, and power windows are constantly shorting out due to this fuse. Apparently also the reverse lights are also hooked to this. Real safe to drive this way, i can tell ya! Can't signal and can't lower windows to hand signal!
If just the power windows don't work this could be a sign that they specifically are disconnected, or perhaps their controls got unplugged.
Take it to someone that does it for a living.
Has to be pressed in. It a real pain if you don't have a press
It a pain just to get it off, Has to be aligned when put back on
1980-1993: Cabriolet, Mk1
1995-1999: Cabrio, Mk3
1999.5-2002: Cabrio, Mk3.5 or Mk4 (depends on which side of the pond you're on)
And now are all replaced by the Eos here in the states
Depends if the seller was fraudulent intentionally. Did he give you a clean title at the time of sale? If so, you may have some recourse if the car was totaled/salvaged under his/her name.
If you bought from a licensed dealer there MAY be some recourse if it was proven or known to be salvage when (s)he sold it to you. If it's a private party sale, cars are sold as-is unless you were given a false title knowingly - an old seller's trick when a car is totaled is to immediately apply for a lost title replacement. Now the seller has two clean titles in hand, just in case he needs to surrender one for insurance purposes when he receives a cash payout for a total but decides to keep the car. He can then fix it cheaply and sell it for a good profit since he has another clean title in hand. If (s)he presented you a clean title at time of sale this is also known as FRAUD, so you can can pursue legal action or demand a refund but it's gonna require time and effort to prove. Good luck!
Before you buy a used car always submit the VIN to the state DMV to make sure the title is clean and NEVER buy a car that is not currently titled to the state you live in (there are ways to "titlewash" cars from state to state). Doing a Carfax is a good idea, too! It's always 'buyer beware' when you buy a used car and you may have gotten taken.
It is mounted on your transmission
It is important to keep everything in a car working well. When a power window stops working, it is important to make repair it by replacing the window motor, the blown fuse or the wiring that may be causing the windows to not function.
If the window can go down but not up, the power window motor and fuse are working. Check the switch for dirty contacts and/or wiring for damage.
Mine did the same thing. It would get better when I got up to 50+. Turned out to be the CV joint. Replaced the whole axle for around $80(part only).