Q: 96 Honda Accord vs. '97 Toyota Celica

Your lights are a very important safety feature. They help you see the road more clearly, and help alert other drivers to your presence. They’re also required by the law. You should periodically check your lights to make sure that...

There are many different reasons why your multiple electrical components may not be functioning. Some of the possible causes include short fuses, faulty switches, and motor damage. You will need to see whether the affected systems have individuals problems or...

The system would have to be checked to see if the alternator you put in shorted and killed the battery; I have seen new alternators kill a battery from being shorted inside them. It could also be that the battery...

The belt tensioner or pulley will need to be checked along with the belt's condition. The belt may just need to be adjusted. I recommend having a certified mechanic, like one from YourMechanic, come and test your vehicle for you....

In order to determine if your SBSR is faulty, a factory scan tool is needed. There are a couple of technical service bulletins (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-use-a-technical-service-bulletin-by-parker-hill) about low fuel, the fuel transfer pumps and reprogramming the SBSR module. Check with your local...

Check to see if there is any loose wiring under the dashboard and if there is any loose ground wires. A loose wire will cause a circuit or multiple circuits to stop working. The wiring could be associated with a...

Engine coolant can leak externally through a hose, radiator, water pump, etc. or internally due to a leaking head gasket and sometimes a leaking intake manifold gasket depending on the engine design. External leaks are typically found by simple pressure...

The fuel filter on your Hyundai is non-serviceable item inside the fuel tank. It's integrated into the fuel sending unit. If you're having engine performance problem that indicates a lack of fuel pressure, I recommend having a professional diagnose (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/engine-is-sputtering-inspection)...

A few different things may cause the brakes to stick or lock up. The master cylinder may be causing this if it has not been properly bled. If you loosen the lines to the master cylinder and they free up,...