Q: Engine not starting when gas filled up

Even small fires can cause a lot of damage, but the engine bay is designed to deal with high temperatures. Have an experienced mechanic, such as one from YourMechanic, come out for an inspection of all of the underhood components....

Hi there. Sounds to me that you have a locked seat belt reel in your vehicle. A common solution for this issue is to have the entire reel replaced. Have a certified mechanic take a closer look at the issue...

Commonly in your car, there is an o-ring on the power steering pump that will, over time, get brittle, and leak. When this happens, the pump can suck air into the power steering fluid and cause the fluid to aerate,...

There is no easy way to correct a jumped timing belt. You will need to disassemble a portion of the engine to gain access to the belt tensioner, so you can move the belt back into position. I suggest replacing...

Being that your car is running better with the MAF disconnected, I say replace your MAF (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/mass-airflow-sensor-replacement). Most cars would shut off without the MAF connected. If you need a technician to scope out the problem in person, a certified...

Hello there. You have a few different issues going on with your 2006 Chevrolet HHR. The oil pressure sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oil-pressure-sensor-replacement) will not shut the vehicle off, it can prevent the vehicle from starting if low oil pressure is detected though....

Hi there: The OBD-II trouble code P-0304 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0303-obd-ii-trouble-code-cylinder-3-misfire-detected-by-spencer-clayton) indicates that cylinder four is misfiring or having ignition issues. The most common causes include a faulty spark plug, clogged fuel injectors, or even an intake valve leak. To know for certain,...

Hi there. The switch cluster is located within the dash in a combination with the radio. The surrounding plastic case that holds the switch in place is held in by plastic tabs. Gently pop out the plastic tabs from the...

There are several things that can cause this kind of sputtering to happen, however one that is very common is in fact the camshaft position sensor failing which can cause problems with ignition timing resulting in sputtering as you describe...