Q: Antenna not going up

The O2 sensors on on this vehicle are a known issue, and generally speaking when the O2 sensors go bad they affect the Stability control system. There have been multiple instances of these sensors failing on Toyota's between 60-70K miles....

Like your brakes, your clutch is hydraulic. It needs fluid pressure in order to operate correctly. If the level drops too low, the clutch won’t work correctly and you’ll hear grinding when you attempt to change gears. Here’s what you...

There are a lot of malfunctions that can cause a car to overheat. Low coolant level, worn water pump, sticking thermostat, internally clogged radiator, externally clogged radiator, improper cooling fan operation, sludge coated water jackets, collapsed hoses or bad head...

I would suggest checking the EGR valve (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-exhaust-gas-recirculation-egr-valve) (exhaust gas recycle). Inside your motor, temperatures can reach 2500 degrees. This is when the EGR valve is needed. When engine temperature is slightly cooler, such as when idling, the EGR valve...

Hello. Most of the time if the vehicle is running fine and the lights just came on then you more than likely have low brake fluid. If the fluid level is low then all of these lights will come on....

Hey there. Odds are that the water pump (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/water-pump-replacement) is leaking. I would have a technician pressure test the cooling system. It will push the coolant out from wherever it is leaking to help find the issue. Rule of thumb,...

The fuel pumps (https://www.yourmechanic.com/parts/fuel-pump-assembly) are all inclusive on what they call a fuel module or assembly. These modules include a float (quite like the float on your toilet) that tells the computer and your dashboard where the fuel level is...

Hello - regarding the transmission "sticking in Park", worn or sticking shifter linkage (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-long-does-a-shift-selector-cable-last) could be preventing the transmission from shifting into Reverse. A simple way to test this is to move the gearshift lever from Park to Neutral, then...

If you look straight down at the base of the battery, there will be a little "foot" that clamps the base of the battery to the car. The battery is slid up under a notch on one side and the...