Q: Check Engine light on

Before the advent of modern computer controls, the driver of a vehicle was in direct connection with many of the systems they were controlling. Power accessories (locks, windows, etc) were directly linked to the switches at the driver’s finger tips....

Hi there. From the description you provided, your vehicle stalling once, could of been caused by variety of reasons. A temporary glitch in any of the vehicle's systems that keep it running. Unfortunately, something like this would be very difficult...

Hi there. Check the crankshaft position sensor and see if there is power to the sensor. If there is power to the sensor, then put leads from a digital meter on the sensor and crank the engine over. Check to...

Any rubber component on a vehicle system is typically leak prone after about a 6 year lifetime particularly, for example, if you break the seal that a rubber hose in a power steering system makes to a nipple (on pump...

This is typically caused by a programming issue in the control module for the windows. Most of the time the module just needs to be reprogrammed by the dealer. In some cases this can be caused by debris if some...

Normal engine operating temperature is up to 225 degrees. As long as you are not over that value, the engine is not overheating. Intermittent cabin heat means there is an obstruction in the coolant flow and that obstruction can be...

The electric radiator cooling fans are powered through relays, a fuse, and a temperature switch. The fan motors themselves should be tested (the fan motors can be independently powered, on or off the car, to see if they work properly)...

There are several shift solenoids in your vehicle's transmission so if there is a faulty one, such will have to first be determined with a diagnostic. The diagnostic to request is a check engine light diagnostic (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/check-engine-light-is-on-inspection). Note that the...

Code P0341 relates to the camshaft position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/camshaft-position-sensor-replacement) not correlating to the position of the crankshaft position sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/crankshaft-position-sensor-replacement), which works in conjunction with the camshaft sensor to maintain proper ignition timing. Code P0017 relates to the crankshaft position...