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Today's automobiles use many different sensors to signal engine controls and computer circuits to start a vehicle's engine and run all the programing for fuel, timing, and emissions control. Bearing this in mind, it is critical for the vehicle's main...
A Check Engine Light can be caused by many problems, and in fact, is probably related to your hard starting problem. I would recommend having the vehicle diagnosed by a professional technician, such as one from YourMechanic. They can scan...
It would be helpful to know how the radio got water damaged, and if the rest of the dashboard was wet.There are other modules and components that are below the radio that could have been damaged.The radio make and model...
If you are smelling fuel fumes inside the car then you should not drive the vehicle until the fuel leak is identified and fixed. If you smell the fumes there is a risk of a fire which makes it unsafe...
Hi, thanks for writing in. The codes that the computer has stored should be diagnosed to see what is causing them. The induction system cleaning should be the throttle body plates cleaning. The carbon build up on the throttle plates...
Hello, thanks for writing in. It sounds like the heater core and radiator core may be partly clogged. Have the flow through the radiator checked using a laser pointing temperature probe. If you find the radiator flow through the cores...
A fault code p0304 is typically caused by a faulty plug or a failed ignition coil. If it has been quite a while since there has been a tune up done, I would start there. Many times a misfire can...
Hello - I think there is a pretty good chance that your engine has seized (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/what-does-the-oil-pressure-low-stop-engine-message-mean) due to a lack of oil. I suspect there is little compression due to piston rings seizing in the cylinder, and there is bearing...
Smoke from under the hood will be oil or coolant leaks. If I had to guess, I'd say you probably have some oil leaks that are getting oil on the exhaust manifold which burns when it hits the hot surface....