Q: EPC light turned on

There are a lot of malfunctions that can cause a car to overheat. Low coolant level, worn water pump, sticking thermostat, internally clogged radiator, externally clogged radiator, improper cooling fan operation, sludge coated water jackets, collapsed hoses or bad head...

This is a common issue in GM vehicles. The instrument cluster in GM vehicles uses stepper motors to run the gauges. These motors fail often and make the gauges work erratically and give bad readings. The instrument cluster will need...

If the transmission fluid is dirty (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-often-do-i-need-to-replace-the-transmission-fluid), you can go ahead and try that. Hondas don't have real filters installed in them so you're not changing the filter, you're just changing fluid. However, whatever you do, only use Honda transmission...

Does the box seem to be attached to the A/C blower box? This sounds like the blend door or fresh air door actuator for the A/C blower case. It may have been cut because, when they go bad, they make...

Hi there: The issue you're describing (especially the green fluid and the location of the drip) does indicate a problem exists with your cooling system. If it's leaking by the front passenger tire, I would assume that it's coming from...

Hello. You will need to have the vehicle taken to a mechanic that has the special tool to get the broken plug out (maybe). I say maybe cause the tool may not get out the broken pieces and the cylinder...

A starter like any other mechanical and electrical part is subject to failing sometimes for no apparent reason. However, sometimes this is misdiagnosed as well and often times mistaken for something much more simple like a fuse, relay, or starter...

Hi - the fuel filter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-long-does-a-fuel-filter-last_2) on this puppy is mounting on the top of the fuel tank, between the tank and the truck bed. REALLY painful location. That part also includes the fuel pressure regulator - hence the location...

Hello, thank you for writing in. There are a few things you need to look into. One, have you been buying the same brand of tensioner, and have they been warrantied? You may want to make sure you are getting...