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How to remove / lift rear seat cushion 2009 vibe gt by tpollauf » wed jul 29, 2020 12:48 pm slammedniss wrote I have been doing some research on my car ever since i got it about 3 days ago now. ↑ wed jul 29, 2020 12:07 pm gotta ask, what were you doing to pull the entire interior
Well vibe lovers, this story has come to a conclusion This is my first car and i don't have much experience working on cars so apologies if i am a tad slow on these things It took a lot of work on the car to figure out what it was but it was a bad front oxygen sensor
I have no idea why because the code was p0138 which is the code for the rear sensor but after much gnashing of teeth it has been solved and i hope this helps other people with this issue out there.
Genvibe community topics posts last post the vibe lounge general discussions about the pontiac vibe & toyota matrix New members, introduce yourself here! I've now moved on to the rear seats and am having reservations about pulling up the bench bottom part It seems to pull up just fine on the sides but there are two places on either side where there is a clip (?) holding the.
The vibe is kind of underpowered to begin with, so i didn't want to take the additional hit of awd Awd also has a smaller gas tank, higher initial cost, reduced mpg, and no stabiltrac option.for a snow car i chose a fwd vibe with stabiltrac, traction control and abs options I also use dedicated winter tires. Fwiw, i used to experience this problem intermittently on my vibe
In the spring of 2014 before i put the summer wheels and tires on, i cleaned the front and rear wheel speed sensors really well and than put dielectric grease on them.
The infamous clutch was starting to slip noticeably at 28,000 miles It was time for repair. For vibe by seattlejeremy » tue dec 26, 2017 11:41 pm bilstein simply does not have struts for vibe/matrix/corolla I also checked cars with similar suspension toyota camry, and scion tc.nothing
For struts that are drop in, without modification, the name brands for your car include acdelco, kyb, and monroe As you said acdelco's are kyb.
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