Q: Clicking noise when I turn left

Hello, tail lamps that are melting are more common in areas where traffic causes drivers to spend more time braking than driving (think of a Los Angeles freeway during rush hour). With bulbs getting more voltage now due to better...

The driver and front passenger seat have shoulder belts that are adjustable. This helps the driver and front passenger find the optimal seat belt level for their respective height. To adjust the shoulder strap, press the release button on the...

The autolock feature automatically locks your doors when your vehicle begins moving. This feature can be turned on or turned off by following these steps: 1. Press the Up/Down buttons on the steering wheel until Settings is displayed on the...

I'd recommend getting a Tundra if you want a pickup truck, but if you want speed get a Mach One. You mentioned that it has 9,000 miles on it, you'll want to make sure it is not 9,000 miles at...

This sounds like potentially a mass air flow sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/mass-airflow-sensor-replacement) problem. The mass air flow sensor monitors the air flow into the engine and when this is faulty can cause reactions much like what you are describing. I would suggest...

Honda recommends the transmission fluid be changed every 37,500 miles under "severe" conditions and every 120,000 under "normal" conditions. In my 30+ years of working on vehicles and maintaining my own vehicles, I recommend a more in the middle schedule....

This is related to the traction control system in your car. This system monitors the steering stability of the vehicle and engages when loss of traction has been detected. This system counteracts over steering and under steering by reducing power...

Billing question sent to CS for the cost of replacing the battery, changing the engine oil, and performing an alignment.

Hi There, Your ESC light represents the Electronic Stability Control system in your car, otherwise known as a form of traction control. As you may know, this system is controlled by a series of sensors located at each of the...