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AT temp light method worked for me. 2006 V6 2WD.

See if you can pop the link off the ball and then you can put visegrips on the ball to get it off then replace the link. Worked for me in the past.

Yes: 1. remove small trim cover on the inside of the back lift gate. 2. cut through clear plastic vapor barrier if it is there. 3. Reach down to the latch mechanism and remove the small plastic cover on the left side of the mechanism to reveal two levers. 4. Lift up on the level to the back of...

Only takes one sensor being bad to cause the TPMS light to start blinking. They may be telling you all sensors are bad (don't forget the one on the spare) because of battery status that can be read from TPMS sensors. I had one sensor go bad for a short period of time after changing tires. Had to...

I used Monroes on my daughters 2006 no issues. I would make sure the bushings fit into the mounting holes one at a time, lower then upper without the shock in place. May need some rust cleaned out of the way for them to fit in properly. There was not much room to start the nut but once it was...

No biggie. I have learned a lot from your post/replies on T4R BlackWorksInc. So thank you! Hopefuly I never need everything I have learned though, but I will be prepared!

According to his original post it appears he has already expanded the brake shoes using the adjusting nut and if he adjust further they will be dragging. Sometimes if the parking brake has been pressed heavily over years the cable stretches and the cable needs to be adjusted. But I agree with...

The adjustment for the parking brake cable is under the center console where the single cable splits to the two rear wheels. It is fairly easy to remove the center console to get to it. Probably a thread on it already.

Does rear window work with other fobs? If not you need to reset the back window ECU by running the window up and down with the dashboard switch.

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Yes, remove the small plasitic cover in the back door, cut through the film plastic moisture barrier or lift it out of the way, then remove the cover off the side of the latch assembly (small white cover on the left side, pull up and out to the left). You will find two levers under the cover...

Fuse for the back door ECU is located in the fuse block that is under the hood. It is a 10 Amp fuse labled ECU-B. (ECU back door).

Check the around the evaporator canister by the spare tire area. Codes look like a leak and a wiring problem to the valve. Look for shorts to ground. Leak may be caused by the valve that is open due to the short to ground to the valve. Definitely could be related to a rear end accident.

If gas cap was the issue you should have also had the check engine light.

What scanner was being used? If it was OBDII only scanner, and since you did not get a check engine light, you may not have the correct scanner if it was an ABS related issue.