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Leaving the doors on a vehicle unlocked can be dangerous. Passengers can inadvertently open a door and fall out of a moving vehicle, resulting in serious injury or even death. This is especially...
The process of removing the power steering pump from a Chevy Lumina breaks down into several steps. The model year and engine type may vary, but the process is the same. Follow all instructions...
One of the most important safety features built into today’s automobiles is the nighttime illumination system. The headlights help you see where you are going and the taillights help others...
Whether you have a blowout while driving down the highway or catch a nail and experience a slow leak, there are few events as frustrating and inconvenient as having a flat tire. Fortunately,...
The 1996 Chevrolet Lumina’s cooling system was originally filled with coolant specifically designed to remain in the vehicle for 100,000 miles or five years, which ever came first. Keeping...
Here is how to reset that annoying Change Oil light on a 1996 - 2000 Chevrolet Lumina
The 1996 Chevrolet Lumina Sedan comes equipped with numerous safety and illumination features including front and rear sidemarker lamps. Each of these four lamps are illuminated by a single #194...
In order for an automobile to operate at peak efficiency, the air cleaner must function properly. The air cleaner can’t do its job if the air filter is clogged with dirt. A clogged air...
Under normal driving conditions, you should change the filter and oil on the automatic transaxle of a 1996 Chevrolet Lumina Sedan every 30,000 miles. However, it is always a good idea to check the...
Too much or too little fluid in the automatic transaxle of your 1996 Chevrolet Lumina Sedan can damage your vehicle. It’s a good idea to check the level of the Automatic Transaxle fluid...
A handy optional feature on the Chevrolet Lumina is the cruise control. This device allows your vehicle to maintain a set speed without having to maintain pressure on the accelerator. This can...
The thermostat is a component of your car engine that is very important, yet rarely thought about. When the thermostat fails, it will be stuck in either the open position or closed. If it is in...
Is it time for a fuel filter change? The fuel filter on the Chevy Lumina is a very reliable component. There is no maintenance interval to replace the unit; however, dirt and other contaminants...
The rear brakes on a Chevy Lumina are called drum brakes. The brake pad, called a "shoe," sits inside of a "drum." When you press on the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure pushes the shoe against the...
The Monte Carlo was a two-door coupe produced by the Chevrolet division of General Motors. Chevy produced the Monte Carlo from 1970 to 1988, and from 1995 to 2007. Over its lifespan, the Monte...
The Chevrolet Monte Carlo was General Motors' successful attempt to provide a personal luxury car for the older driver intimidated by muscle cars of the era, and who wanted more personal comfort...
The struts on the Chevy Lumina help absorb the shocks and bump of the road, so you always want them in good condition. Whether you're installing a completely new strut or the old one after being...
The 1995 Chevrolet Lumina vehicle series uses a serpentine drive belt that can deteriorate and require replacement. The belt winds through several pulleys, and uses the belt surface to drive...
A common problem with the air conditioning system in the Chevy Lumina is leaking seals in the compressor. It is no longer legal to vent air conditioning refrigerant into the atmosphere, so...
The Chevrolet Lumina was introduced in 1989. The last model year of the Lumina was 2002. The Lumina was designed to compete with the Ford Taurus during this time. While the Lumina was designed to...
The Chevy Lumina was introduced by General Motors in 1990 and ran until 2001. This model had two different on-board diagnostic systems. Prior to 1996, OBD (on-board diagnostics) was integrated to...
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