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by Borderlinux on January 2nd, 2008
Since it is a post-1996 vehicle, it uses OBD-II and a lot of information can be obtained simply by plugging in a diagnostics tool (or counting check engine lamp flashes after jumping the appropriate pins on the diagnostic connector. Specifics on how to do that would be in a manual like Chiltons or Haynes, which you may even find at your local library).
Randomly swapping parts without getting the diagnostics codes is quite foolish these days.
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