booklet for models protege and 626 years 95-00
 

i dont wanna sound stipid asking this (but there is no other way)

is investing in this certain booklet a VERY good investmen toward regular mantenance and major fix ups?

i need to replace my trans actual switch, and would like to do this myself... would it help me?

i probably desrve to get cut down
but id like to get some of the "consumers" opinions

mainly from this sight

thankyou

ummm what ??? How about what booklet??? and what is replace your trans actual switch ? is that like refilling blinker fluid ?? :cookoo:

How about using full words, man. I'm sure I can help then

nice cut down about the blinker fluid.. but im not that dumb


sorry.... so far (auto zone) a manager and i were talking.. my car will not start.. now the battery is fully charged and my dad says the starter is fine and the alternater is fine... auto zone suggested it be the the transactual switch... when i turn the key NO lights turn on.. none at all.. im not an electrical guru or anything but i know the fuses are good so it copuldn't be in that area.... from what ive been told.. (in an automatic vehicle) a transactual switch (sh** forgot what it was now)

ahh.. i gotta get back at you.. ill go to auto zone.. ask some more questions, check out the maintenece book and run a few tests ( hope its electrical.. i need a diagnostics badly)

sorry about the lak of info.. ill be back on this discussion (hopfully alttle more professionally knowledged)

sorry

calm down man, I'm just kidding around....seriously,pm me and I'll give you a legitimate resource for repair..not some manual for another car....transactual switch ??? i'm guessing you mean transaxle??? if so the switch you are referring to is for 5 speeds,isn't your an auto ??? check your fuses under the hood...other than that check the connections on the battery..the dash lighting up has absolutely nothing to do with the tranny..did you get a NEW battery ?? if not the battery you say is fully charged may have a dead cell, so it's not holding the charge(im assuming you are putting it on a charger)