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Ok, i just bought a 2013 today, and i still can't find the trunk button. Am i missing it because i swear i think I've looked everywhere I think it should be?
Thank you for helping me learn about my 2017 Buick Lacrosse, I found that place, but was confused that the coolant is Red??? I suppose it is a different kind unlike the bright green we usually see. Mine looks about the same in amount filled. Thank you.
Not good, allows moisture in the braking system. Lowers the overall boiling point of the brake system as well and will cause spongey brakes leading to an overall reduction in braking performance. I would advise you to get the correct brake reservoir cap then perform a brake flush on the braking system. Good luck!
Dude pulled up on me on US60 this morning (Thursday) blew by me and blasted my driver ear off as he blew by me about 125+, my left ear probably in the passenger seat, I kept trying to catch ya but we wind up racing through 3-4 counties before you turned off US 60. Gave my company truck a serious run for it's money... 😂 That coyote couldn't hang with ya
This is via Service information for my 2022 Chevy Traverse: Vehicle OFF Power Mode, then Press and Hold the Power Button Switch for 10s with foot OFF the Brake Pedal , with Transmitter in Vehicle= Vehicle In Service Mode (Ignition ON without the engine running). Plus the screen should say Service Mode when done correctly. There is another Mode that has us press and hold button for 5s...that's Vehicle in Run/Start Mode (Ignition ON without the engine running). They are almost the same process except one holds for 5 seconds and Service Mode is held for 10 seconds. Hope this helps clear that up.
Only person out there that really has these in depth super simple instructions for this vehicle. Appreciate it alot works good for those who just got the truck
Pretty straight forward, even with the 2022 LTD/RST trims. Some extra hoses and shit in the Front left and back left screw which made it a little pain in the ass to get done. Just took out all 3 screws and the cover slid right off. Hoses made it a little annoying to gently push out of the way to get the cover away enough to slide the old filter out and the new one in.
I’m was helping my dad find the tank for the windshield fluid and we had to find a video. Well we found this one and the way he was saying lever got me rolling. Idk if it’s just the way we say it in the south or what but it made my day
Truly awesome! Thanks for posting. Im doing an engine swap in a 89 obs chevy right now. Going with an LQ4 6.0 LS and a BTR red hot cam. Hoping for beautiful things.
Cool car and good video, keep it up and your channel should grow. If you don’t mind a little tip; unlike Camaros and Firebirds, generally speaking no one in the Corvette community refers to a C3 as a “3rd Gen”. First off it’s redundant since C1 thru C8 identifies it as a Corvette and which generation.
