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driver side front wheel scrubbing sound? Any ideas what the issue is so I can attempt to fix my car without making to many guesses? I did not find a post similar to this one. 2001 Monte Carlo SS 3.8L The car appears to be having an issue on the driver side front wheel with a metallic scrubbing sound, it is not a chirping noise -Only notice the sounds at lower speeds, frequency appears to be too high to hear at higher speeds -forward and reverse directions cause the noise -The pitch of the sound increases and decreases with the speed -The sound occurrs whether the brakes are applied or not, sometimes applying the brakes causes the sound to be louder -Sound can not always be heard, it is noticed mostly when driving beside something that reflects the sound back at the driver such as a large curb -Sound will go away while swerving to the left, sound returns after swerving left -Bearings and Rotors were changed within the last year. -brakes function and slow the car as expected Any insight to this issue would be appreciated

due to the fact it comes and goes on swerving it is in the bearings just because they were installed a year ago doesnt mean something couldnt be wrong there, like a pothole,we have enough of them Sounds like you have a loose wheel bearing that is causing the tire to move and make the sound. Take it to a qualified mechanic for repair ASAP
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Audi . My 2004 325i won't stay start?

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Audi . Question about dimmer on car stereo?

Question about dimmer on car stereo? I installed a stereo in my land rover.my land rover does not have a dimmer for the single orange wire coming out of the car stereo.my stereo display is very bright at night.do I add 12v to the orange dimmer wire to dim the stereo display, our ground it? thanks. car insurance.
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Audi . How would a fosgate sub and a pioneer amp work together?

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Audi . Would an car that need alignment make noise when driving?

Would an car that need alignment make noise when driving? My car seems to need an alignment. When I am driving Im hearing a thudding sound especially when coming to a stop. Is that do to the need of the alignment? Also the front passenger tire where the noise is emanating from seems to pop out more then the other front tire? Is this also do to the alignment? Also the car seems to sit lower (the tire is a lot closer to the fender opposed to driver side) maybe bad camber are? car insurance.
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Audi . How to Wire a Caprice Headlight

Chevrolet Caprice headlights plug directly into the vehicle's headlight wiring harness, except when you upgrade them with the aftermarket option High Intensity Discharge (HID) headlight bulbs. HID headlights emit more light, last longer and use less energy than the factory-installed halogen headlights on the Caprice. However, they require some extra wiring to work and are expensive: a pair costs about 100 dollars. Expect the installation process to take about 30 minutes total.
Difficulty:Moderately Easy
Instructions Things You'll Need
HID installation kit
Latex gloves

Step by Step :
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Turn off your Caprice. Prop open the hood with the hood support rod.
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Press in on the side tabs of the headlight wiring harness. Pull off the headlight wiring harness.
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Pull off the rubber weather shroud on the rear of the headlight assembly.
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Put on your latex gloves to prevent the oils from fingers damaging the headlight bulb. Disengage the retaining clip securing the headlight bulb in place. Pull out the headlight bulb. Store for reuse in another vehicle or resale.
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Attach the ballast from the HID installation kit to the rear of the headlight assembly with the double-sided adhesive pads also provided in the kit.
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Plug the headlight wiring harness into the socket on the ballast.
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Insert the HID headlight into the headlight assembly. Secure it with the retaining clip. Cover the headlight with the rubber shroud. Thread the socket on the rear of the HID headlight through the hole in the rubber shroud. Plug in the built-in wiring harness on the ballast to the socket on the rear of the HID headlight.
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Repeat this process for the headlight in the other headlight assembly.

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Audi . How to Convert the Chevy Suburban Four Headlight HID

If you are unhappy with the look and brightness of the factory-installed headlights on your Chevy Suburban 4WD, you can convert them yourself to High Intensity Discharge (HID) headlights. HID headlights emit more light, last longer and use less energy than halogen headlights. They are expensive, however: a pair of HID headlights cost about 100 dollars, although this price includes the installation hardware. Expect the process for installing new HID headlights to take about 30 minutes total.
Difficulty:Moderately Easy
Instructions Things You'll Need
Latex gloves
HID installation kit

Step by Step :
1
Turn off your Suburban. Prop open the hood.
2
Press in on the side tabs of the headlight wiring harness. Pull off the headlight wiring harness.
3
Remove the weather rubber shroud from the rear of the current headlight bulb.
4
Put on your latex gloves. Disengage the metal retaining clip securing the headlight bulb in place. Pull out the current headlight bulb. Store for resale or reuse.
5
Mount the ballast that comes in the HID installation kit to the rear of the headlight assembly with the double-sided adhesive pads provided in the kit.
6
Plug in the headlight wiring harness you removed earlier to the socket on the ballast.
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Insert the new HID headlight into the headlight assembly. Secure in place with the metal retaining clip. Place the rubber weather shroud over the HID headlight. Thread the socket on the rear of the HID headlight through the hole in the rubber shroud. Plug the built-in wiring harness on the ballast to the socket on the HID bulb.
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Repeat these steps to install an HID headlight in the other headlight assembly.

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in the radiator to block any leaks, and so on managed to reduce the singing somewhat. But when I found out, many dollars later, that all she had needed was a new $2 radiator cap, I was made abruptly aware of two things: v* Tweety was mine, and my responsibility. If she didn't work, I wasn't going to be able to, either. V0 It would be impossible to enter this symbiotic relationship properly if I didn't know anything about her, because the garage bills were going to send both of us down the drain. Introduction So I conned a friend of mine (who happened to have two sets of automotive tools) into taking an auto shop class with me at a local adult education center. I discovered that cars are pretty simple things to deal with. Instead of a bewildering array of weird metal objects and miles of hoses that threatened to blow up if I turned a screw in the wrong direction, I soon found that a car is just a series of simple Rube Goldberg mechanisms linked together (with a computer thrown in now and then that even professional mechanics need specialists to deal with). Most maintenance, tune-ups, and many repairs involve only a few, isolated gadgets, and cars are very good about sending out signals telling you clearly what's wrong — if you know how to hear, see, smell, or feel them. Before long, it was no longer enough to be able to communicate with a mechanic; I wanted to be the mechanic myself whenever possible. I learned that the best way to work on a vehicle is to handle it like a baby — take a firm grip on things and do the job without mincing around. Not only did I save money, but Tweety began running better, and I found that I was having fun! To share the good news with everyone else, I sat down and wrote the first edition of this book. I called it.4ufo Repair for Dummies because that's the only title that I would have been willing to take a chance on before I realized how easy this stuff really is. Doing it yourself can really pay off in terms of dollars and cents. The major difference between doing the work yourself and taking it to a professional is that professional mechanics often try the most potentially lucrative solution first. If that doesn't do it, they try the next thing, and continue to try things until they hit the right one. This method can cost you a bundle. On the other hand, when you do the diagnosing, you can try the cheaper solutions first. For example, if your engine has been overheating constantly, you replace the radiator cap, pressure-test the system, and check the coolant level and the thermostat before buying and installing a new water pump. And if it finally comes down to changing the pump, you try to find a rebuilt one and install it yourself (which is usually not difficult). The money you save is well worth the effort.

Audi . How was cars invented?

By mechanicals Dodge Dynasty.
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With this book as your guide to auto repair, you may discover that your car stops being a mystery and begins to be fun to hang around with. You may even, as I did, enter into the closest relationship you'll ever have with an inanimate object. Of course, the term inanimate isn't really accurate. When you realize that a car exhibits most of the symptoms of life — it's self-propelled, reacts to outside stimuli, consumes fuel and discharges wastes, and even manages to sing a little tune now and then — it's really hard not to respond to it as though it were another living thing. Of course, how far you go along with this idea is your own business. It's not a prerequisite for getting into auto repair, but it helps. Auto Repair For Dummies Houl 1 Picture \!ou In order to make this book as relevant, readable, and enjoyable as possible, I envisioned it as a friendly conversation with the kind of person I felt would want to read it. Here's the mental portrait of my readers that I kept in mind: j> You're intelligent and may know a great deal about a lot of things (law, business, literature, medicine, and other nonautomotive subjects), but you need some help when it comes to cars. u* You're tired of living as a "closet dummy" who nods and smiles at the incomprehensible mutterings of your mechanic, only to end up shelling out money for repairs that you neither fully understand nor always need. V* You've decided that it simply isn't worth the extra money to have other people do things for you that you can do yourself. W You're tired of other people assuming (especially if you're a teenager or a woman) that you aren't capable of handling repairs yourself. e* You're tired of feeling helpless in an emergency and want to be able to troubleshoot and deal with breakdowns and accidents so that you can cope with the unexpected. v* You want to keep a good vehicle in good condition without paying dearly to have someone else do the maintenance, or you simply want to keep your old heap running just a little longer without spending a lot of money on it.

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v^ You either want the satisfaction of doing it yourself, or you just want to save a few bucks by not having to rely on the whimsy of fate and the expertise of mechanics for every little hiccup. W You want to maintain your vehicle without devoting every weekend, weeknight, and spare lunch hour poring over the intricacies, details, and mysteries of the internal combustion engine. v* You've realized (I hope!) that a vehicle that runs inefficiently because it's poorly maintained pollutes the environment, and you want to do something to turn that around. HovO This Book Is Organized If you're eager to get started (or at least willing to read on while reserving judgment), then let me tell you a bit about what this book does and doesn't cover. Basically, it covers everything you need to know to care for and maintain your vehicle, from what tools you need (whether you borrow or buy them), to how to perform a tune-up, to how to fix common problems. To help Introduction you find information easily, this book is divided into six parts, each containing chapters that deal with a particular topic. The following sections describe the information that you can find in each part. Part I: Getting Started If you want the basics, this is the part for you. I cover things that everyone who drives should know, like how decide whether you want to do a job yourself, how to get the hood open, how to use a jack and change a tire, and how to take anything apart and put it back together again. A monthly under-thehood check that can prevent 70 percent of highway breakdowns, and a bunch of easy repair jobs, should transform you from an "I-can Y-do-it-myselfer" into a hands-on mechanic. I also describe the tools that you'll need at one time or another if you plan to do regular maintenance and simple repairs, and I give you pointers on what you can borrow and what you should buy. Part II: What Makes It Go>

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This part begins with a simple overview of how a standard internal combustion engine works and how various systems work together to get a vehicle started, keep it running, and bring it to a stop. Subsequent chapters provide a closer look at each system — electrical, fuel, cooling, transmission, and so on — on a part-by-part basis. You'll be relieved to know that I explain everything in everyday terms, with no jargon, no unnecessary technical details, and lots of simple illustrations. If alternatively fueled vehicles strike your fancy, you'll find information on how diesel, electric, fuel cell, hybrid, and other innovative engines work, and the advantages and disadvantages of each kind. Because the key to doing any job is to understand what you're working on and how it functions, I strongly recommend that you read the chapter in this part that deals with the system you want to work on before you head for the chapter that tells you how to do the specific job. Part III: Keeping \lour Car in GoodCondition, System by System Here, you can find out how to perform regular maintenance on your vehicle: change the oil and coolant, do basic tune-ups, check the tires, maintain the brakes, and more. By following the detailed instructions in this part, you can keep your vehicle running longer and more efficiently and lessen the likelihood of major problems that could send it to "The Great Used-Car Lot in the Sky." Auto Repair For Dummies Part IV: Dealing With On~the*RoadEmergencies This part helps you deal with problems that may occur while you're away from home. It shows you how to decipher such symptoms as weird noises, smoke, smells, and leaks to determine what's wrong (we call this troubleshooting in Carspeak) and what to do if your car drops dead on the road. If it's safe and fun to do the work yourself, I tell you how to do it. If the job is just too hairy to deal with yourself, I tell what to look for so that, when you do talk to a mechanic, you can describe the problem in the terms the mechanic needs to hear and evaluate whether the service you're getting is good, poor, or even necessary. This part also tells you how to find a good mechanic, decipher a mechanic's invoice, and get satisfaction on complaints if, despite your best efforts, you run into problems with anything you buy. Part V: Helping \lour Vehicle Look Its Best Because keeping a vehicle clean — inside and out — can extend its life and value, in this part I cover washing, waxing, and removing stains from the body and all the interior surfaces, plus how to repair the small dings, dents, and rust spots that cost big bucks at body shops. Part VI: The Part of Tens

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