New members, introduce yourself here! How to remove / lift rear seat cushion 2009 vibe gt by tpollauf » wed jul 29, 2020 12:48 pm slammedniss wrote ↑ wed jul 29, 2020 12:07 pm gotta ask, what were you doing to pull the entire interior Already changed two wheel bearings, a cv axle, and transmission mount to no effect Finally fixed by replacing other front bearing despite elsewhere on the internet saying it wasn't the culprit Hi, i have a 2005 matrix xr with 260k miles
It's fwd with automatic transmission and pink fuzzy dice The car has developed a hum. Hello, i've been having an issue with my vent select knob for a little while now It feels sort of like its jamming but now it won't go into defrost at all I took it apart and found that the plastic cable sheathing is broken near the knob I looked it up online and there are two different part numbers, 5590926080 and 5590626060
I have a flashing vsc off, check engine, and traction control lights all coming on at once I have a 09 gt with the 2.4l motor and at Does anyone have an idea what this might be It costs 80 bucks around here just to get the code read and the last time they were wrong and just wasted my. Which oil is the best for a motor which has 70k miles I thought of switching to synthetic
Car will be used daily city driving mostly Your opinion would be helpful Thanks peter ps we live in a warm and hot part of the country central west florida 06 vibe stock for now 84 carrera911also white 00 mustang gt vert Thanks for the photo tho, hopefully someone else will be able to find it if they need to figure out how to remove the rear seat in a 2009/2010 vibe The small black side panel that you can see in the lower left corner of the photo is what popped off of the gray side panel (see way down in the lower left corner).
Thanks for a great tutorial The clutch on my vibe gt (27,000 miles)is starting to slip on hard acceleeration, so i'm getting ready to put in a new one The instructions will be useful About supporting the engine.i removed the transmission on my old dodge spirit turbo using a homemade 2x4 frame that fit over the fenders to support the engine.
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