Q: Car loosing power

The are dozens of potential causes for your issue. Since the problem goes away after the vehicle sit and cools down, my guess is that the problem is electrical. This is because electrical resistance goes up when heat increases. When...

Hey there. Your question isn't entirely clear, but I can address the code you have listed. The P1491 code has to do with your A/C system. Specifically, the high side of the A/C is too high. This could be for...

Hi there, thanks for writing in. This is a typical and common problem with multiple vehicles that have sensors that monitor systems like ABS. The general issue is that when it gets damp and wet, the sensors absorb the liquid...

Hi there - you may have 2 distinct problems at this point. If your engine is still overheating (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/car-overheating-despite-repairs), the cooling system may not have been bled properly, leaving air pockets in the system, and causing poor heat transfer, no...

Fuel line quick connectors are typically used on late model GM products. These connectors have an internal o-ring and plastic clips that must be secure (verified) to be sure everything stays together. If you need connectors fabricated or supplied to...

Hi there. A slow and progressive-expanding leak as you've described is typically an indication of a damaged radiator seal to a minor split on the radiator hose. If the radiator has not yet been replaced on the Jeep or not...

Hi Love. Thanks for contacting us today. On many modern cars, trucks and SUV, there is a reduced power warning light (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/reduced-power-light-is-on-inspection) that illuminates typically when the symptoms you are describing occur. If this warning light did not illuminate on...