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Do
you like to work on your vehicle?
Try these EXCLUSIVE stories from
regular ATS members from every
walks of life:
(these were their original emails,
please watch spellings)
Hey
Rich,
Thanks for leading me to the cruise
amplifier. I was able to by-pass
it and get the brake lights working
using your detailed instructions.
My wife's car is back on the road,
and safe!
Thanks
AGAIN!,
Craig
H. dated May 23, 2009 on his Mercury
Sable with unsafe brake lighting
and cruise control fault codes
which he needed to bypass.
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Hi
Richard,
It's
about 10:30 pm and my wife and
I just got back home from "Night
Driving" thanks to you-----Once
I got your solution in your email
I swapped the two solid state
relays as you suggested and imediately
both low beam headlights came
on just like they're supposed
to. The wiring diagram you sent
was extreemly useful. Rich you
"Hit the nail on the head"
again with this one and I believed
you saved me a lot of money by
my not having to bring my trailblazer
to the dealer. Not only am I very
pleased with your professional
expert assistance already but
I am very excited about the lifetime
support that I now have with you
for both of my vehicles. I mentioned
on the phone about having such
a peace about signing up for lifetime
support with you and I'm so very
glad I did--- You're the BEST.
----Thanks again for everything---
You're truly a Godsend to us----
John316
dated April 18.2009 from Loisiana
USA about his 2006 Chev TrailBlazer
which needed immediate low beam
headlight repairs to drive safely
at night.
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Bingo!
It
was the crank position sensor.
Installed new one, and the car
took right off.
Thanks,
Mike O. dated April 5.2009 from
Michigan USA about his Pontiac
Sunfire that won't start even
after replacing the engine computer
(ecm).
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Hello
Rich
Just
to let you know I found my problem.
I had about 10 wires fried, right
past the big connector, on the
wiring harness, right against
the firewall. I had checked the
voltage on # 3 pin on the pcm
plug and when it did not have
voltage I knew my problem was
between the pcm and relay box.
The wiring digram really helped
me find my problem. Is it a major
job changing the wiring harness,
because the wires are burned close
to the harness plug. I could have
saved many hours, and a lot of
money if I had known about ATS
sooner.
Thanks
Louie B.dated March 6.2009 from
Arkansas, USA on his Jeep Wrangler
that won't start after replacing
the crank sensor, ignition coil
and engine computer.
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Hello
Rich,
The
problem was - the old rotor was
crack at the bottom - I thought
it would make that much of a difference
but it did - when I put the new
rotor on, it crank right up. The
information you sent me was fantastic!
Doing this job raise my confidence
level. Thank God you were there!
Halbert
B. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA on his
2.4L engine Honda Accord with
no start problems dated Feb.22.2009
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HI
RICH,
THE
IDLE PULLEY BELOW THE POWER STEERING
PUMP AND A NEW BELT DID THE TRICK!
THANKS,
Andy
M. from Tennessee USA dated Feb.04.2009
on his irritating serpentine belt
noise for his Ford Taurus.
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Hi
Rich,
This
car is fix beleive it or not it
was an open spark plug, after
change of all the spark plugs
the problem went away.
Thanks
for the advice!!
Pablo
G. from Mexico on his 1999 Chrysler
Sebring with P0300 misfiring code
and hesitation dated Jan.30.2009
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Hello
Rich,
Got
P0301 code on my 2001 Mazda and
the garage wants $1500 to fix
it. Please help!
Janet
R. from Calgary, Alberta, Canada
from email dated Nov.28.2008 while
I was on holidays in the Philippines
about her 2001 Mazda with 3.0L
engine that has the "check
engine light" coming on all
the time.
My
email to her after I arrived in
Calgary Dec.01.2008:
Dear
Janet,
Don't
even break a sweat over it. This
problem is common on most 2001-2002
Mazda with 3.0L engines. The problem
is a weak and poor wire connection
located about one inch away from
computer terminal pin #26. It
is a white/green wire and it always
break. I will send you the wiring
diagram so your mechanic can locate
it. Check that and let me know.
This
was Janet response dated Dec.15.2008
Hello
Rich,
You
are God send! My mechanic neighbor
fixed it for $50! Like you said,
it was the computer #26 wire.
It has been a week and that "check
engine light" has not shown
up.
Great
Service!
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Hi
Richard,
My
name is GREG from Fresno California
and I just joined your program
TODAY to help me fix my 1993 Subaru
Legacy RHD with 2.2L non turbo
engine with AWD transmission.
This morning I went to start the
engine and the rpm went up/down
between 200 rpm to 2000 rpm and
almost killed the engine. After
it warmed up, it went back to
normal but the idling is a little
rough and I am now using a lot
of gas. Please help because the
shop or dealer wants too much
money to fix it!!!
From
Greg C. Fresno California USA
After
ATS emailed the common fixes to
GREG, here is what he has to say:
HI
Richard!
Everything
is ok now. Like you suggested,
I just replaced the mass sensor
and put a new air filter and it
works! I could not believe it
till I heard the engine ran and
my gas mileage is back now!
Thanks!
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