Q: Cigarette lighter and console lights not working

This is likely due to the fact that the person who changed your tires may have broken your TPMS sensor in that particular wheel. If the pressure sensor is not giving a signal at all, this would mean that the...

You have two serpentine belts: One for the power steering, and the other is for the a/c and alternator. You must have broke the belt to the alternator and a/c. Have the components checked to see what caused the belt...

This is often times related to what is called an idle air control module which regulates the air flow at idle as the air enters the intake system and is mixed with fuel before being injected into the motor. When...

The drive belts on your vehicle should be replaced every 120,000 miles. However, you should regularly perform a visual inspection of the belts (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/serpentine-drive-belt-replacement) obviously looking for unusual wear, damage, or defects. In addition, if any noises from the pulleys...

The noise over bumps is most likely suspension related. knocking sounds can be cause by worn ball joints or tire rods. Also, worn struts or strut mounts can cause a banging or knocking sound as can a broken coil spring....

I believe many of the Dodge Ram trucks, Dodge and Chrysler minivans, and all other jeeps of that year have the same headlight switch. I am not positive on any of this but you have a very good chance of...

Hi There, What you are describing sounds like possibly low transmission fluid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/transmission-fluid-service) or a bad speed sensor or potentially a faulty transmission control module, which also controls the speed sensors. The transmission control module has various sensors such as...

Hello - your clutch is operated by a hydraulic master cylinder/slave cylinder arrangement (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/how-does-a-hydraulic-clutch-system-work). If the failure was sudden, as you describe, it's likely a hydraulic fluid (rubber) hose that failed, but that should be confirmed before parts are ordered...

If you suspect a clogged exhaust, check back pressure with a gauge. You can usually infer exhaust back pressure by looking at intake vacuum (easier to measure of course) which will be out of spec if exhaust is restricted. You...