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If you are ever stranded on the side of the road, you’ll need to use your hazard lights to warn other drivers of your presence. Depending on where you live, it may also be legal to use your hazard lights...
The computer system on your car is pretty sophisticated and is capable of tracking many different services and maintenance requirements. It informs you of what’s due and when through the Maintenance Minder™ on the car. Here’s how to use it:...
Your temperature sensor is going to be located behind the engine on the driver side. You will need to remove the engine cover and you will need a torx bit (30) to remove the sensor. You can find the info...
This may suggest failing synchros. As you may know, when a clutch drags, it is not letting go of the disk fully which overloads the synchros and burns up the friction surfaces quickly. Synchros work by speeding up or slowing...
Hi there: We don't see a lot of Vauxhall Corsa's here in the United States. You might want to have a professional mechanic complete an electrical problems inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/electric-problems-inspection) in your hometown to determine why you're having these issues. Best...
Check the brake fluid in the master cylinder reservoir and see if its low. If the fluid is low then top it off with Dot 3 brake fluid and see if the light goes out. If the brake fluid is...
From your description, it sounds like the starter motor is not functioning. In attempting to start the engine, if you do not hear the engine turning over, that is there is no starter motor function at all, the starting circuit...
The N80 valve is a "purge valve" located on top of the engine. It is a very simple component in the EVAP system and indeed you can easily replace it yourself. The only way to ensure that the N80 valve...
P2081 P2081 trouble code definition Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Circuit Intermittent Bank 1 Sensor 1 What the P2081 code means P2081 is an OBD-II generic code for the exhaust gas temperature sensor circuit signal is intermittent for bank 1 sensor...
P2670 P2670 code definition A P2670 trouble code indicates the detection of a problem by the PCM or a supporting control module in the actuator supply voltage B circuit. Some of the possible modules that could detect this fault include...