This is where the transmission dipstick sits www.youtube.com/watch?v=czDDSwguYR8 If the fluid looks dark and smells a bit burnt, I would suggest not replacing it all at once. Just drain the pan - will remove 3.5L and should be fine for a while. They need to use only 3309 oil. Replacing the whole flu...

It's hidden better than the healthy salads in the McD menu, but, as mentioned above, it's there. Try with cold engine. Being the n/a, may as well have a look at this vid www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOx3Q8vqoz4

Hello, I know many will disagree but I had the windshield fluid reservoir sensor level issue several months after using the yellow Rain-X De-icer (winter) fluid. Perhaps the silicone in this fluid causes deposits on the sensor and fools it. The sensor would start showing empty (on the dash display) ...

That is within the realm of "Fairly Normal". There is a fuzz more modulation on the needle than I normally see but not enough to get me concerned. The needle dances around on all of them. ...Lee I have already answered to TurboBrick on the video, but I would like to add my experience abou...

This is what I did, it seems its not a must to drill but I found its easier,

...and the icy window won't go down. That's my fear when the temperature drops, the outside strip get stuck on the window from ice, it's what causes those blue sliders to break (and sometimes even the regulator arms to bend) Have an habit from now on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ke0dvms80Xw

Have you looked on Ebay ? DIM repair services, around $150. At least you will get some sort of backup/warranty for 60 days. Not sure if it's a problem, but maybe ask first Xemodex for any chances to pay extra for duty/brokerage. Canadian customs are not that obvious But make sure you choose a place ...

If the DIM is unplugged while the car battery is still connected, the fresh DIM will show an permanent SRS message and a yellow triangle - only the dealer can era$e it (or someone with Vida)

Then just twist & unplug the small section of the hose and should be fine