First of all, you have to open the glovebox, then empty it and press the walls of the glovebox (left and right wall) to the center (you have to bend them a little, it will only be temporary. Now you can turn the glovebox down. You will see two Phillips screws. Remove both. The glovebox is now removed. The heater fan is now accesible. just remove the clip and the screws and the cable. install the new one and do not forget one of these steps backwards.

(1) First of all you schould check via the oil-check-window, if there is enough AND not too much oil in the oiltank (there are minimum and maximum lines).You schould check this with a slightly warmed up engine and the bike schould stay upright (maybe help from another person needed). (2) If this is ok. I would recommend to change the oil-pressure sensor. (3) If the light is still on, then there is something wrong with your engine.

You can find out by modelnuber (Since this is a Sony device, you can find it on top of the serial.) Then go to sony website and click on Support and enter modelnumber in search. Then read.

This is often not an issue, the new discs and pads are thicker than the old ones. Try to press the brake multiple times very hard and fast while the car is not moving but the engine is turned on. The brakes schould adjust then. If this does not help, maybe you schould demount the caliper and check if the bushings are still moving well (just move them a bit by hand). They schould move slow but easy and without the need of more force at specific positions. If they do not move correctly, you schould change them (in europe a brake bushing renew kit is about 5-10USD).

First of all, I would try to install another version of the video driver. If you tryed some versions, it is maybe a hardware failure with the memory (google for memory test tools) or your videocard gets hot or is faulty.

If you can find Drivers for Windows 7, you can try to use them, in most cases they work fine. Please check, what architecture you are using and download the correct drivers (64bit or 32bit).

OK, You can try to look up in BIOS: 1. Is the harddisk is still recognized by the system? 2. Is the harddisk in the start up sequence and on 1st position? If it is not recognized by BIOS, the harddisk is curropt and you have to replace it. If it is recognized and in the startup-sequence on 1st position, and it is still not working, you need a repair cd or thumb-drive. You can use any windows 7 or 8 cd to try to repair.

Hi, maybe your touchpad is deactivated in the BIOS. You can acces the BIOS by pressing F1 direct after you pushed the power on button. (sometimes it is F2 or DEL, depends on model). If it is activated in BIOS, maybe it is a driver problem or a hardware problem.

Did you just installed the new catridges?

I think there are only three or four different kinds of notebook CMOS batterys. Maybe the easyest way is to remove yours and visit the next IT-dealer, he will handle you the right one.