Had the same problem, it was the automatic idler valve. Not an expensive part and easily changed.
My problem was a stuck /broken plastic part on break lever .new part is a few bucks. Zev
its the break switch, on the break peddle under the dash, its about 80 bucks, i just replaced it on my 02 rsx type s, its a common problem
afew bucks pretty cheap price it out and it will surprise you...
Yes, and it costs close to 800 bucks!
i had the same problem i replaced the rear lamp control module. it is located in the trunk in the large fuse box near the battery. there not cheap. i found one in a salvage yard for 90.00 bucks. if you can, try someone;s to see if that's your problem good luck.
i had this same problem, it was the headlight switch, cost about 30 bucks in a 2002. it also messed with the navigation system
These keys are lazer cut keys. I had to order mine from the Mazda Dealer. They used the VIN number to order it. Took about 1 week and cost about $80.00 bucks!
You have an emissions or vapor purge problem, I replaced the gas cap (about $35 bucks) and the vapor solenoid (about $50 bucks) not including $100 bucks each time I got the code read and reset plus labor and the same problem came back on wifes 07' trailblazer within two days. Personally I recommend selling the piece of crap and not buying another GM product. A friend of mine is the parts manager at a mazda dealership and said it's amazing how few problems the mazdas have as compared to the chevys when he worked at the chevy dealership. We're getting the code reset this week and are going straight to the mazda dealer to test drive an suv, I wish you luck!
This is a common problem with the Celebration Edition (or so I'm told). There is a small array of lights around the edge of the display and when they go out, you need to basically remove the dash to replace them. The part is about fifteen bucks, but the labor is 2-300. Awesome.
Not sure if it's the same problem as my 93 GS, however I changed the PCV valve and that did it for me. About 12 bucks at Crappy Tire. or your local auto parts store.
start with the basics and just replace the overflow rad cap. Mine had the same issue and that was the problem. and it is just a couple of bucks.
You can get Dealer Shop Manuals on CD on Ebay for less than 10 bucks.