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New Rocker Panel Set from 1AAuto.com http://1aau.to/ia/1ABPR00126 Salty wet roads and water build up are nightmares for body panels on any car or truck, especially here in New England, where we get our hands on older vehicles. When rust and rot strike, some folks send their ride to the scrap heap, or trade it in. But with a few tools, time and elbow grease, you can repair damage and decay on your vehicle you'd rather not part with! Watch this video to see how Andy replaces a rocker panel on our GMC Yukon. The techniques you'll learn can be applied to any steel bodied vehicle! Check out the other body repair videos we have done!
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Shop for New Auto Parts at 1AAuto.com http://1aau.to/c/26/h/fuel-sending-unit These are the top problems with the 7th generation Chevy Malibu, which you will find from model years 2008 to 2012. Len discusses some of the problems we have found, and have seen reported by mechanics across the country. Watch this video to find out what Len has to say about these problems, and what suggestions he has to correct them! Check out our other Chevy Malibu videos here:
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These are the top problems with the 7th generation Chevy Malibu, which you will find from model years 2008 to 2012. Len discusses some of the problems we have found, and have seen reported by mechanics across the country. Watch this video to find out what Len has to say about these problems, and what suggestions he has to correct them! Check out our other Chevy Malibu videos here:
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1:51 Coolant Leaks
5:41 Blower Motor Resistor
6:42 Ignition System / PASSLock
8:09 Fuel Level Sensor
10:30 Hood Supports For More Info visit us at http://1aau.to/h/cfC/ ⚠ DISCLAIMER:
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Are you stuck with washer nozzles that can't reach the windshield? Do they just dribble out fluid when you pull the washer lever? Check out this video! Len shows you how to track down breaks, leaks and clogs, starting at the washer sprayer nozzles, all the way to the lines to the reservoir. If you have a problem with weak stream, this video will show you how to fix it. If not, check out our other video below! Click here for the washer pump video Len mentioned: https://youtu.be/Jy2EhC0HpTM?t=209&list=PL17C5A3ED23485B90 Check out our other great diagnostic videos:
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