Shop Now at 1AAuto! http://1aau.to/m/Visit-1A-Auto Here are the Top 5 Problems with the 1st generation Chevy Trailblazer, which runs from model year 2002 to 2009! In this video, Andy points out the most common problems or failures on the 1st gen Trailblazer, and offers tips and suggestions on how you can fix them! If you own a Trailblazer, or know someone that does, check out this video and share it with them! For more tips and tricks, check out this playlist:
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0:21 Fuel Level Sensor
1:17 Blower Motor Resistor
1:50 Fan Clutch
2:38 Valve Seats
3:39 Front Wheel Bearings
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Shop Now at 1AAuto! http://1aau.to/m/Visit-1A-Auto If you are about to roll over 100k miles (or 200k, or 300k) on your 1st gen Chevy Silverado, check out this video. Andy shows you all of the recommended and extra maintenance that you should perform on your 1999 to 2007 Chevy Silverado, every 100k miles! Check it out! For More Info visit us at http://1aau.to/h/ckH/ ⚠ DISCLAIMER:
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Shop Now at 1AAuto! http://1aau.to/m/Visit-1A-Auto If you are noticing more lag than usual when you press the accelerator, or the engine sputters or hesitates, it could be due to a dirty throttle body. Because the engine vents back into the intake system, over time, carbon and oily residue builds up inside the throttle body, which could cause the throttle blade to stick or seize up. In this video, Len shows you his preferred method of cleaning up the throttle body so that you can get more life out of it! He also shows you why you need to be extra careful with electronic throttle bodies to prevent damage. Check out this playlist for more great mechanic tips:
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Shop Now at 1AAuto! http://1aau.to/m/Visit-1A-Auto These are the top 5 problems with the 1st generation Toyota Highlander, available as model years 2001 to 2007. In this video, Andy points out potential problems that you might find on this range of Highlanders. He also offers tips and suggestions on the best ways for you to deal with the problems yourself! Check out this playlist to learn more tips from our mechanics!
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0:20 VVT Oil Feed Hose
0:53 Check Engine Light After Air Filter Maintenance
1:20 Failed Oxygen (O2) Sensors
1:49 Ignition Coils
2:27 Center Airbag Sensor Assembly
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These are the top 5 problems with the 3rd generation Toyota Prius, which appears as model years 2010-2015. In this video, Andy points out the most common problems that we have found on the Prius. He also offers tips and suggestions on the best way for you to handle the problems yourself! If you own a Prius, or are thinking of it, check out this video! For an excellent resource on ways to handle other problems not mentioned here, check out this playlist:
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0:20 Center Multi-Function Display
0:39 Fuel Gauge
0:51 EGR Valve
1:32 Water Pump
2:04 Plate Light Bulbs
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Shop Now at 1AAuto! http://1aau.to/m/Visit-1A-Auto Here are the top 5 problems on the 5th generation Nissan Z-Car, the 350Z! If you own a 350z, know someone that does, or are in the market for one, check out this video to learn the most common problems according to our research and data from mechanics across the US! Andy points out common symptoms of each problem, and offers tips on ways you can resolve, repair, or replace to get your Z back in shape. Check out these other diagnostic videos for other problems common to all vehicles: 0:00 Top 5 Problems Nissan 350Z Coupe 5th Generation
0:20 Timing Chain Guide & Tensioners
1:06 Throttle Body
2:00 Crank & Camshaft Position Sensors
2:34 Fuel Damper
2:55 Rear Wheel Hub Bearings
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You've watched the diagnostic videos, you've tried new fluid, and all the fixes, but your transmission is still acting up, or not working at all. You might be at the point where it just needs to be replaced. In this video, Andy guides you through the process of removing the old transmission and installing a replacement for the GM GMT800 truck and SUV platform. Since there may be some minor variations across years and models, this is not a detailed step by step with torques and wrench sizes, but it should provide enough guidance to get you through it along with a shop manual or other source of specifications! Not sure if its time to swap your transmission yet? Check our big list of diagnostics to try first:
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