Tech geek. Life geek.
It is my second time to change the bulb of my MiniVan. I still can find my post which described how it did on my blog.
Last time it is 3057LL, Sylvania Long Life Lamps. Clear bulbs.
I went to Walmart and found 3057A LL, it is also Long Life Lamps, but, with yellow, or amber glass bulbs.
I did the AirCare vehicle inspection this Monday. It is required by my auto-insurance renewal letter.
As we living in BC, ICBC is the only insurance company we can purchase basic auto insurance. We can buy excess third party liability or umbrella policy from other company. ICBC also issue driver license, vehicle registration, etc. It is a Crown company.
Based on the information I got, it is the last year of AirCare program.
The AirCare Program will end after December 31, 2014.
Until that time, ALL eligible 2007-and-older modlel year vehicles will require and AirCare test prior to their 2014 re-licensing. My car is 2005 Pontiac Montana SV6. So This is the second time it took the AirCare Inspection. The first time is 2012, when it is 7 years old.
This is my AirCare report:
The final result is PASS. Then, I can renewal my insurance and re-license with this report. If fail, extra cost for repairing will be needed and re-inspect the care.
The current testing contract with Envirotest Canada to provide light-duty vehicle emissions testing in this region runs until December 31, 2014. The Province has announced that light-duty vehicles will no longer require emissions testing after this date.
It is the first time that I replace rear turn signal of Pontiac Montana SV6. I am not a handy man. I just like to play computer only.
OK. The situation is right rear turn signal issue. It is not working. If I send it to car dealer to fix it, it may cost $50.
How to DIY replace it? Which lamp is it to replace?
I do not want to give my whole story. Only valuable information is worth to record here.
1) Tool.
T screw driver. It is T-30, you need it.
2) Lamp
The original one is WAGNER 3057KX bulb.
I bought a Sylvania Long Life Lamps 3057LL. Two lamps a pack.
It is about $3.50 at Walmart.
I wrote the post about how to replace the battery of Pontiac Remote.
Here are pictures of them and my own tips to clean it.
Picture one.
If you can see the red circle part, it is a small gap. This is the place to insert thin flat-head screwdriver.
Picture two.
When opened the car remote, it is clear to see the battery.
I have a Pontiac SV6 mini van. I found the remote control sometimes not work. I try to replace the battery of it.
The number on the back of remote control is GM/L:15100811.
The front looks like below.
The battery type is CR2032. Very popular, you can find it in any stores.
The steps to replace the battery in a Pontiac Remote Control
1) Insert a small knife or thin flat-head screwdriver between the remote halves, directly underneath the slot for your key ring. It is actually the part I circled it in red above.
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