Q: car cranks but no start

Setting the clock on a car with a navigation system is just as simple as one without the nav system. It might actually be a little easier. Here’s what you need to do: Press the setting button. Choose clock. Choose...

It sounds like one of your cables is corroded or shorted out. If the connection is not strong between the alternator and battery the car will die while driving and be unsafe. Until the repair is performed, caution is recommended....

Tires with abnormal wear can make noises going down the road. Defects, improper alignment angles, and broken suspension components can cause this damage to the tires. On another note, a failing wheel bearing is a part that shows its wear...

Hi. It does sound like you might be having hydraulic issues. There are two components to this. The clutch master cylinder and the slave cylinder. The clutch master cylinder is not normally replaced during a clutch job, but the slave...

A vibration over 50 mph generally indicates a balancing issue. It would be recommended to get these tires road force balanced. Otherwise undesirable wear patterns and tire noise can develop. The BAS/ESP light may indicate a problem with the brake...

The ones that aren't working, you've got to push or pull. The actuator (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-door-lock-actuator) on those doors probably went out. It is a little motor assembly. When you find out how much those stupid little electronic motor assemblies cost, you'll...

Unfortunately your 2013 GMC Acadia is known for having bad rear evaporator cores. So that sounds about right. I can't comment on needing the blower motor though. Does the rear air blow at all? These cars are also known to...

Any number of things can cause a hard starting condition (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/the-car-won-t-start-the-first-time-in-the-morning-and-only-starts-after-a-few-tries-by-senitieli-t) . A worn spark plug or plugs, can cause a hard start. However, if one plug alone is fouled, the reason for that one plug being fouled has to...

Hi there- CV joints (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/is-it-safe-to-drive-with-a-damaged-cv-joint) fail quickly primarily under 2 conditions: applying a lot of power while turning sharply (turning at an intersection for example), and when a CV joint boot is torn, and dirt or road grit get in...