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You may have a poor ground.

How many miles is on it? Does it need a tune up? Try changing the fuel filter.

it does sound like a check valve. i think the check valve can be replaced seperately from the fuel pump, but don't take my word on it

I have never heard of this before, and id be interested if anyone else has since I also have a cavalier. Look here chevy parts and see if you see it, im not to good with part #s and whatnot but this illustration may help you.

Real answer, no. Technically you don't NEED to put an aftermarket deck in it. HOWEVER, it is EASIER to install a subwoofer if you do this, IMO. Depending on how much money you wish to spend, you can do it a few ways 1)The cheap way, without a deck. Requires use of a LINE INPUT converter, allowing factory signal to be used to RCAs, and then to your amplifier in the trunk. ...

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Zr1 is badass

the 3.5 has different mounts but i helped swap one into an 02 Malibu, there just arrant as many performance parts available yet and you couldn't take the 3.5 a FWD it has a different bell housing and I'm pretty sure the starter was on the other side, you need to find one in a RWD car why don't you just swap in an LS2 and 4L60E instead? or if you have the money go for a 6L80E

I believe the switch on that particular model is one unit. There are notches on the column that contact a "trigger" like device in the turn signal switch in order to turn the turn signal off. If the switch isn't being turned off on its own, its probably time to chunk it and get a new one. Has the column been taken apart recently?

lol, best for what?

How many miles is on it? Does it need a tune up? Try changing the fuel filter.

it does sound like a check valve. i think the check valve can be replaced seperately from the fuel pump, but don't take my word on it

Real answer, no. Technically you don't NEED to put an aftermarket deck in it. HOWEVER, it is EASIER to install a subwoofer if you do this, IMO. Depending on how much money you wish to spend, you can do it a few ways 1)The cheap way, without a deck. Requires use of a LINE INPUT converter, allowing factory signal to be used to RCAs, and then to your amplifier in the trunk. ...

You may have a poor ground.

Glasspacks.

I have never heard of this before, and id be interested if anyone else has since I also have a cavalier. Look here chevy parts and see if you see it, im not to good with part #s and whatnot but this illustration may help you.