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Ray is wrong. It can be the resistor or the blower motor itself. My resistor wires were so crispy and burnt no speed work. Replaced the resistor and wiring harness and all speeds worked again. It went out again and it was the same thing but I managed to get it so high speed worked but eventually the blower motor went bad. I replaced it and the resistor again and right now the resistor wires are bad again and the blower motor has to be dying as it didn’t blow as good as it used to and was starting to whine. I hate the AC in this thing and the transmission, should’ve got the manual one. 2014 wit

Thanks for all the help! Went to a local dealer today and got the right part. For any future folks who stumble on this thread please note that the part number ending in 2004 looks exactly like the correct part, all the hoses will fit except for the bottom hose. Make sure if you order you are getting the right part. Best to remove the old one first to verify. The part number was stamped into the bottom of the tank. Also! The dealers have varying prices. They tried to sell me the tank only for $60. I brought up another dealer who had told me earlier they had it and would sell it for $45. This de

This is the one I ordered. Had lots of happy reviews. Not really sure what happened... Seller did not message me today and my local dealer never called me back. Ugh! http://www.ebay.com/itm/122538955889 Oh! I see now that the reviews are different seller's! Man, that's not cool for eBay to put other seller's items reviews in with another seller. I'm going to request a refund and order the part from elsewhere. Hopefully I will get the correct one soon so I can get back on the road.

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Hello!!! My 2014 Chevy Spark had coolant tank 95352005. I ordered a replacement one on eBay which had positive reviews, likely from some of you folks. When the tank arrived it looked the same as what I had. I quickly removed my old tank which basically the hose connections crumbled on it as I removed it. When I went to install the new tank the hose on the bottom of the tank wouldn't fit... The old tanks hose was too large in diameter! I thought I was crazy and compared the two tanks together and sure enough there was a visible size difference. I looked on th

Joined just to post that I have a dash cam. I used an included bicycle mount and mounted it to the arm of my rear view mirror. Much better than sticking it on the windshield! For wiring it I split off the 12v lighter behind the scenes and added another 12v plug back there and plugged in the included wire. The model I used was from WalMart. I can't recall the brand but it was only $40 and easy enough to operate. It auto loops and I click the lock to keep the video saved.