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Hello. The first thing to check with any electrical device is to check the fuse. If the fuse is blown, replace it and try the wipers again. If the wipers work, then you are set to go. If it blows...

Hi there. The EPC light will come on when there is a malfunction with your engine being sensed. Your vehicle will automatically limit the amount of throttle usage to help prevent further damage to your engine. This feature is designed...

The most likely cause of this issue would be the starter motor. Oftentimes the starter motor can fail I'm not cause a clicking sound when the vehicle is being attempted to start. I would recommend having a car will not...

The crankshaft position sensor is typically mounted to the right of the oil filter on this engine model. Usually, the oil filter has to be removed to gain access. The camshaft position sensor should only be changed if it fails...

Hi Justin. Thanks for taking time to contact us today. First off - don't worry, you're not the first person to make this common error. Although higher viscosity engine oil is not always the best way to protect an engine,...

The crankshaft sensor is located near rear of motor on the left rear side of the engine.

Hi there. On most cars, trucks and SUV's sold in the US, the battery is used to engage the starter and power accessory components while the engine is not currently running. Due to this fact, if any accessory is left...

Hi There, The crankshaft position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/crankshaft-position-sensor-replacement) on your vehicle should be located behind the timing chain cover. In order to get to it, you will need to remove the top plastic cover and then the timing cover itself. It...

Hello - the Electronic Power Control (EPC (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-does-the-epc-warning-light-mean-by-spencer-cates)) light is a catch-all of sorts, representing some problem (engine, transmission, wheel speed management - incl. brakes, etc.) that could affect the ability to control power to any wheel on the vehicle....

Hello, thank you for writing in. Shaking and vibrating typically comes from a misfire, or poor engine performance. A lack of oil will absolutely contribute to these symptoms and amplify them, if not cause them to begin with. You want...

Hi there. A head light replacement sounds like an easy task but can commonly be done incorrectly. If care was not taken by the technician that installed the headlight and the light was handled by the glass part it will...

Any number of dozens of sensors, control modules, or computers can be causing your issue. Including the oil pressure switch (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oil-pressure-sensor-replacement) being disconnected. The only way to know why exactly the light is coming on is to have the system...

You need to check to see if you are using the correct socket for the spark plug since some use a 9/16 socket instead of the 5/8 socket so you can get out the plugs. If you still cannot get...

Often times, sludge in the radiator is an indicator of a leaking cylinder head gasket, which can lead to major engine damage if not checked out soon. A blown head gasket may cause a number of different symptoms. A head...

The crankshaft sensor is on the side of the motor near transmission directly in line with the starter on side of engine block.

Hi There, It sounds like you may have a fuel supply problem in getting the proper amount of fuel to the fuel injectors. As you know, when you turn the key to on, the fuel pump (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-pump-replacement) is activated and...

The crankshaft sensor is in center of motor near flywheel even with starter on engine block.

Hi there. The issue could be one of the following. Check The fuel pressure could be low or dropping when the engine is stalling out - possible fuel pump failure The crankshaft position sensor could be shorting out or loosing...

Hi there. The code, P2181, stands for Cooling System Performance. This code is meant to give a certified mechanic a starting point to begin their investigation for car problems. In most cases, the code is triggered due to either overheating...

Hello - first task is to extract the problem code(s). There is a problem with the the engine/transmission setting the "Check Engine" (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-does-the-check-engine-warning-light-mean) (the wrench symbol), but only the codes will guide you to what specific problem needs attention. Given...