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1989 Chevrolet Chevy Van Base G10 110 WB
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changed air finter now van wont start
95 chevy g10 started for a few seconds soon as I took my foot of gas it died
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I have a 1994 chevy van and the blower works yet I get no output from the vents.There is also no output at the defroster or heater vents.I can hear the vacuum changing when I move ...
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Why doesn't my AC come out the dash panel vent?
I try all settings in dashboard , but It only comes out the defrost top vent..
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why dose my chevy van runs okay sometimes and wont go over 15 -20 miles other times
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1992 FULL SIZE G20 Chevy van -
location of windshield wiper modular control card / Is it under the dash or outside on fire wall? Where is the exact location? Thanks
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How do i recharge the air conditioner with freon?
Where are the valves located and which one do I use?
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How do i recharge the air conditioner with freon?
where are the valves located and which one do I use?
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