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From the information provided on your Chevy Camero, it appears that you need to adjust the Throttle Valve (TV) cable (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/adjust-throttle-valve-cable). This TV cable on your Chevy Camaro controls hydraulic line pressure, the shift points, the shift feel and throttle...
Synthetic oil is a manufactured oil that goes through a series of processes that remove many of the impurities from the mineral oil as well as enables individual molecules in the oil to be tailored to the demands of modern...
Your oil leak may be unrelated to the vibrating or shaking, but suggests you may have a failing gasket somewhere. Gaskets can fail over time due to excessive heat and will eventually shrink causing them to fail and leak. I...
Hi there. Check to see if the fuel pressure on the fuel rail and see if the fuel pressure is around 45 to 65 psi. Run the engine up to a higher rpm and see if the fuel pressure drops....
Hello. If this message is coming on then the computer is detecting that the engine is overheating. I would check the coolant level first. If it is low then there is a coolant loss issue. If the level is fine...
Hello, thank you for writing in. The vehicle has a fuse that is specifically for the horn, and you are going to want to check that first. If the fuse is blown, it is a simple fix in which you...
It's possible that the charging circuit is not properly connected (wiring, fuse, or ground fault) or there is some large excess current draw in your car's electrical system. Basically, if the battery is new and fully charged and charging system...
Hi Margarito. In most cases, when your car is vibrating at idle or slow speeds while in gear, it's caused by a vacuum leak, loose motor mounts or in some instances, a worn out CV joint on the front end....
If these codes, and the reduced power, occurred immediately after the throttle body service, the throttle position sensor outputs should be confirmed. You may see a yellow wire from the throttle body. That wire has been reported to often develop...
Ever Ever since you got your driver’s license, you’ve been to told to check your engine oil (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-check-your-engine-oil). But what about the fluids underneath your vehicle? If you’ve got a rear-wheel drive, four-wheel drive, or all-wheel drive vehicle, chances are,...