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Well the first thing you do when your car is overheating is that you check the coolant. did you happen to do that? Seems like you're new at handling cars?

There are two main things you need to take care of ... first the screws and then the electrical connectors. You need to ensure that the size of the new gauge is compatible with the old one and that the old one can be easily unmounted with the help of drivers. Once all the nails are taken out you should make a map in your mind knwing which wires connects where. Attach the wires/connectors and see if the gauge is working. Nail it back in.

Hi Peter The light on means that the airbags are off since there is no sufficient weight present in the passenger seat but the seat belt is clicked in. Ensure that the seat belt is not connected. Once you get the car .. let me know if the situation is otherwise ...

hey guys, I had the same problem two nights ago - I was on my way home from work that I noticed that the low pressure light was on so I stopped to get the air checked, got them filled with the right amount of air ... but the light seemed to stay on till i got near my home. i checked the manual and it said that the signal will go off once the newly air filled tires got warm and expanded. Try jotting down the times you have them filled with the right amount of air and how much the light stays on and when it goes off

hi guys, I had this problem too but it occurred more than once with me ... Along with the screen showing weird numbers, the radio lights were flickering as well. I will have to take it to the dealership since I think this has something to do with its connection to the power supply. I could have checked it myself but I am trying to be cautious.

restore is the name of the wax that removes the scratches that i found in Ace hardware. thanks