I am no professional! However I replaced a failing compressor on the wife's minivan a few years back. It was starting to growl and I knew the bearings were going. Anyway I feared debris so I also swapped the condenser including the drier. That does take oil, just a bit. As far as I remember, you...
I think the front diff breather terminates on top of the left side wheel well near the battery tray. Should be some weird looking plastic vent cap stuck on a stud under there.
So you cut the external piece off both tube's? I'd take what you have left and see if you can match it at Napa or Carquest. Dorman makes replacement pieces like this.
I'd just go with the ATF+4. I had an 02 with the factory ps fluid. The PO topped off with ATF+4 and it whined when cold. Seemed to function fine but I flushed the system and replaced with ATF+4 and it was much better after that.
Most are serviceable but not sure if these are. Wonder if it's worked itself loose. Probably need a special valve tool to remove or tighten it. Tool should be something like that used for a tire valve stem core or the Schrader valves in AC systems and heat pump units. Probably a large valve core...
If you can find Melling, that would be my choice. I've used them in a few applications including my02 KJ. They may actually be the OE.
Looks like Rock Auto has them.
Would be nice to see live data. A decent scanner will show throttle position as you drive. Seems like you'd get a specific code if the tps was bad. You do need to change the whole throttle body to replace the tps.
This one almost sounds like the old heat soak issue. On old vehicles if the starter gets too hot it won't crank. I think it has more to do with the solenoid and a voltage drop when hot.
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