Q: Car will not go into gear - any gear

The side view mirrors can be folded in to decrease the width of your car. You should always fold the mirrors in when parked on a busy street, or when in an automatic car wash. To fold in the mirrors,...

Hello. There are many components that can fail and cause an internal engine noise. On your car the most common is either a failure in the camshaft, this would cause a loud ticking, or a rod bearing which would cause...

I would recommend clearing the P0328 code (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0328-obd-ii-trouble-code-knock-sensor-1-circuit-high-input-by-spencer-clayton) and then see if the code returns. If the code returns and the engine does not have any knocking noise, then test and replace the knock sensor and retest the system. If...

The easiest way is using the UV leak dye. I've got a video "finding and fixing car oil leaks (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYzTyTlnsr8)." You get a little UV leak dye and put maybe a tablespoon in the power steering, drive it around for...

Hello. First off, your vehicle is equipped with a timing belt. This should be changed soon if it has not already. As for the battery, I typically see these last until about 120,000-150,000 miles. If you need quotes for these,...

As long as the valve cover is not distorted or cracked, it is re-used. Valve covers can be verified for "flatness" to determine if the sealing surface is distorted. You are asking a good question because IF the sealing surface...

Unless the ABS system is actually activating, that system would not be implicated as a "cause" of the poor acceleration. In any event, once the ABS codes are read by the mechanic using a scanner, it will be evident what...

What you are describing sounds like a bad turn signal flasher (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/hazard-turn-signal-flasher-replacement). The flasher unit is an electrical unit that is usually located under the hood and is wired with the turn signal lights. This flasher sends short intermittent bursts...

Hi Taylor. Thanks for contacting us today. It is possible that your transmission has an inner seal or gasket that has failed or it simply has debris inside the hydraulic lines that needs to be flushed out. However, flushing a...