Q: for my ford fucos 2000 no crank but if i put ground to clutch pedal switch its crank but no start

My first recommendation is to have a certified mechanic verify the symptoms with a thorough transmission inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/grinding-sound-from-transmission-inspection) that includes a road test. Explain to the technician what you are experiencing so they can look out for these things during...

Hello, sorry you're having problems with your gas tank. It might just be a loose or damaged filler hose that is leaking and needs to be replaced. I would recommend having a technician from YourMechanic come out and inspect the...

If you did not have any issue before the tires were put on and now the problem has appeared, than this indicates that there is tire problems. I would recommend having the tire store put a different brand of tires...

This is often times a result of the starter solenoid being misaligned and not reaching out far enough to the flywheel. You will notice on the starter solenoid there are bolt holes that allow for a slight adjustment. This allows...

when your check engine light comes on, it is because your car's controller has detected a malfunction and stored a corresponding trouble code. The technician can read the codes with a scan tool, and take the appropriate action. He then...

Hello - I would focus on the transmission issue first. If you have the transmission fluid back to its proper level, check for problem codes, whether the Check Engine light is lit or not. An auto parts store will read...

Hello Jennifer. One way you may be able to tell if the new fan is going to work will be to figure out why the old fan was being interfered with. Was anything about the shroud or the original fan...

This may suggest failing transmission 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...

The knock sensor is located on top of the engine beneath the intake manifold which must be removed to gain access. With regard to diagnostic trouble code P0325 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0325-obd-ii-trouble-code-knock-sensor-malfunction-sensor-1-bank-1-by-spencer-clayton) that code does not mean the knock sensor has failed. All...