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It’s a smart safety precaution to inspect your seat belts every few months. It’s important to notice any potential damage to a seat belt early on, so that you can get it replaced. Even if a seat belt appears to...
Your engine has a cast iron block and aluminum heads. There are ways of repairing cast iron blocks: pinning, flame-spray welding and furnace welding. However, these processes have their limitations and are time consuming. Plus, most repair shops aren't willing...
Hi there. There are a lot of things that can cause this to occur. By far the most common failure on this engine that causes these same symptoms is a bad head gasket. This engine is notorious for this. A...
Hi there. Unfortunately, telephone consultations is not a service we offer at YourMechanic.com. If you had a brake service completed, but had a brake system failure which lead to an accident, you would be best served to contact a legal...
What you are describing sounds like potentially a worn out clutch. As you know, the clutch transmits engine power to the gearbox, and allows transmission to be interrupted while a gear is selected to move off from a stationary position,...
If you are getting a noise from the rear end when you put pressure on it by giving it gas then the cause is going to be the ring and pinion bearings most likely. Have the pinion bearing checked where...
Check engine lights are just an indication to the operator that there has been a failure in the system and the computer will store a failure code for the failure. The problem you are having may be a misfire in...
In all likelihood, the alternator may be bad. The function of the battery is to start the vehicle. Once running, the alternator provides power for all the electrical needs of the vehicle. If the alternator fails to provide power, then...
To determine if an easy resolution exists, please refer to YourMechanic's DIY stuck key remedies page (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-diagnose-an-ignition-key-that-won-t-turn). If none of the many suggestions on that page resolve your issue, it will be most efficient if a certified mechanic travels right...