Good picture on the coolant sensor on the aurora, I have the same problem as the other guy. I couldnt
find it either. Found it quick with that picture. Thanks!  Bill

Saw the video on the venture van door locks on YOUTUBE.  It helped me with my van .

YOU GUYS RULE!!!! I HAVE WORKED FOR GM CADDILAC FORD LINCOLN
AND MERCURY. TURNING WRENCHES FOR 20 PLUS YEARS. YOU CAN NEVER KNOW IT
ALL THATS WHAT KEEPS ME IN IT. NEVER SAW THAT STARTER GEAR PROBLEM
BEFORE. IT COULD HAVE TAKEN ME DAYS TO FIND IT. THKS TO JK FOR THE HELP. I
NEED A GOOD MECHANIC EXCELLENT PAY .?

Thanks for your help locating the temp. sensor in the aurora.  I found it!

Dear JK:
I recently sent in a question about my van,
Digital dash, ABS light & wouldn't shift, the problem was with a 15 amp
brake fuse that was not seating properly, after correcting
this....everything is working fine now.
Just wanted to say thanks again

Thank you for all of your help.
As you said, I tapped on the injector lightly while the engine was
running. the injector freed up after 5 taps anf I saved a lot of money.
Thank you
Ron

Thanks for the help car is all fixed this site is awesome thanks again!


Helped me out. thanks

This is a super site! I could have searched forever to find my electrical problem and not succeeded. I told JK
what the car was doing, he did some research and sent me advice on where to check.He sent me diagrams,
pictures and told me where to start. The very first thing he told me to do solved the problem. A ground wire had
come loose in the wiring harness. We all know how hard it is to find a electrical problem. Thanks JK for your
knowledge and communications. I will use this site again, if I ever have another problem. You cannot go
wrong here. Thanks so very much, Gary


I submitted the request for help last night at approximately 7pm. I had a response when I woke up this
morning got the info to JK and he got me the code within an hour or so. I've never seen such a quick turn
around on auto help like I've seen on this site. I am VERY impressed! Thank you for your help & I will definitely
refer anyone I possibly can to your website as you are truly amazing! -Dariane


Thank you so much for your advice.  I took my car in to
balance my tires and the vibration on the steering wheel while driving on
the highway disapeared. Thank you again.  Gladys


THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! I followed your instructions and got
my radio in perfectly. Great and quick help. I would recommend you
guys anyday!     Sebastian


Thank you for your reply! I was told by a local mechanic to get under the car and bang on the CAT but
I didnt hear anything and I'm getting what seems to be good exhaust out of the tailpipe. I think your right
tho. I'll take it to the dealership and have them check  it. I appreciate the info on the GM warranty. I
had a 1-800 number and the same policy # you gave me.The guy told me I had a 8yr/80k of course that was
after I told him I had 84k on my car. So, I'll take your policy number with me to the dealer. I appreciate
your help and I'll let ya know what happens!


Thanks for the help and quick response,
Jill.


I HAD THE CAR TESTED AT THE MECHANIC AND IT WAS SOMETHING AS SIMPLE AS THE WIRES. THE
ELDERLY WOMEN THAT PREVIOUSLY OWNED THE CAR MUST HAVE HAD THEM CHANGED AND WHO
EVER DID IT MUST HAVE FELT THEY ONLY NEEDED TO CHANGE THE WIRES THAT THE WOMEN COULD
SEE. THE 3 BEHIND THE MOTOR WERE ALL MELTED TOGETHER. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR
HELP.
DAWN


I did the theft re learn procedure, and everything is
working great now. If I have any more problems with it I'll replace the
ignition switch and cylinder. Thanks for your help!!   Mario


Thanks so much. Your instructions were perfect. All fixed !


Thank you VERY much for your help.  I appreciate it, Brian.


Thank you so much; it's such a relief to hear anyone with any ideas of what might be wrong. I felt it was
several things happening at once and confusing everyone. I'll take this to the shop tomorrow and hopefully it
will help us find some success! Thanks again, Kari


thanks so much for your responce . and i also told my husband you said thanks for his service. he love's the
corps. but the truck is running all it needed was a new fuel pump fuse 5.00 man i was so mad when it
cranked up. that was money down the drain.  i think mechanics deserve it. oh and also my husband does not
work on vehicles well, he had another guy help him and that guy is a mechainc. all my husband knows how to
do is blow stuff up lol. thanks a lot for your help. God Bless


I e-mailed a question about how to remove the O2 sensor from
my 1997 venture exhaust.  I received a courteous and helpful response
within 24 hours!  Thanks so much for all your help.
José M.


Thanks again!
Shab~


Hey thanks for the advise. It was pretty much right on the money. I guess when I pit the plug on the icm it must
have not been straight. So by tightining the bolt on the plug it backed out the 423 (white wire) from the plug it
was hard to see with it up under the fire wall. But with your info I was able to find it. If not I was playing
guessing games. I have driven it 200 miles now with no check engine light so I am sure it is fixed now. The
only problem left is the fact it burns spark plug wires like candy. If you know how to fix that please advise but if
not the 30 dollars I put was worth every penny. Hell I spent 200 alone on guessing games to fix it all I had to
do was find this web sie. So thank you. It was my plesure doing bisness with you.

You were right, there was a short, draining the battery.
Checked the power door locks that were not working on drivers side. a
$20.00 fix. Thankx a bunch!


JK, You`re awsome! I couldnt find any blown fuses, but replaced the cruise control fuse that was missing. I
went through the steps in order of your email, and all functions are working again! I disconected the battery
before, but maybe in the wrong sequence? Thanks alot, I know who to turn to for help now. Talk later, Trey -
Austin, Texas

THANKS AGAIN -YOU GUYS ROCK,  Paul

If you've given an old car to a teenager, you'd better bookmark greatautohelp.com.  The story- the car died in
an intersection (of course), towed to our local mechanic (don't trust dealerships), had the altenator and battery
replaced.  Since the battery was replaced the radio's anti-theft device 'locked' us out and naturally, we didn't
have the code.  The dealership would get us back in for a fee equal to almost half the car's value!  Forget it!  
Enter greatautohelp.com.  My son is now back on the road blaring his ipod.  Thank you JK!
Susan

You guys were very helpful I was soooo frustrated over this
abs code that I paid 30 bucks for and the mechanic I paid it to didn't
know what the code met but the guy from here told me what it met I'm
going to get the part today will see how it goes thanks for all your
help!!! Also we are low income and it was so nice all that info was free!!!
Tonya