Q: Car overheated - 2004 Honda Civic

This is an issue that comes up often on this vehicle. Most of the time it comes up if the vehicle is 4-Wheel Drive. If it is then the problem is typically caused by worn out CV axles. If the...

When you replace your brake pads you had to push back the caliper pistons to get the pads out and the new ones in. After the calipers are put back on you will have to pump the brake pedal several...

Hello, the pitman arm is attached to the steering gear but is not part of the steering gear assembly. This part would not be covered unless it was replaced when the steering gear was replaced. You could look at the...

An ignition system problem is one of the most common reasons for an engine to misfire. As the spark plugs, ignition cables, distributor cap and rotor, and ignition coil wear over time, their ability to transfer the needed spark to...

Hey there. This may be related to a fuel delivery issue such as a faulty mass air flow sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/mass-airflow-sensor-replacement) or throttle position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/throttle-position-sensor-replacement). As you may know, the mass air flow sensor regulates the air intake as it...

It sounds like a fuse may have blown for the throttle control. You should check and replace any blown fuses. The ABS light will come on with the battery light if the alternator is failing as the system voltage begins...

Many common faults will cause misfires on your 2006 Honda Pilot. Without knowing what check engine light your vehicle has I can only offer general advice on the issue. The most common causes are spark plugs, plug wires, MAF sensor...

Hi there. Have you inspected/replaced the fuel pump fuse? The ECM controls the fuel pump relay and this relay will only energize when commanded on. Does the check engine light come on; if not, then the ECM is not turning...

Hi Tevin. Thanks for contacting us tonight. If you can engage the starter (meaning it cranks over) but will not start, then it's either a fuel or ignition system failure. Some of the common components that can cause this include...