Q: How do I adjust the settings on the air conditioning?

The antenna can be removed to help your vehicle fit into short places. The antenna should also be removed any time you use an automatic car wash. To remove the antenna, simply unscrew it by hand.

If your cooling fans work fine and the temperature runs fine, then yes. The police leave their idle on all the time. But you've got to make sure your cooling fans are working because, if they aren't working, and you...

If you are full of coolant but are overheating then you either have a broken cooling fan or a thermostat (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-thermostat) that is stuck closed. If the fans are coming on then the most common failure will be the thermostat....

I have never seen a DTA's message displayed on the dashboard of any vehicle, so I'm not sure what you mean. To determine the problem, you need to "catch the vehicle in the act." Checking fuel pressure and spark when...

It is possible that one or more of your spark plugs or ignition coils have failed (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/ignition-coil-replacement). The spark plugs and the ignition coils make up the ignition system and this system is responsible for burning the fuel. If the...

This is a sign of a faulty transmission control module. The transmission control module is the heart of the automatic transmission; without it, the vehicle won't be able to effectively adjust to various driving conditions. It also helps regulate fuel...

Its doubtful that the crankshaft sensor is to blame. The crankshaft sensor is used by the powertrain control module (PCM) to determine injector pulse and ignition timing, not fuel pump operation. The camshaft sensor is used to computer fuel injector...

Hi there. It is possible that you have a vacuum leak or perhaps the transmission mounts are loose, as usually these symptoms are common with worn out motor mounts. When the AC is activated, it does create additional drag on...

A faulty temperature gauge should be ruled out (direct temperature measurement would accomplish that) but, based on the "sequence" you are describing it does sound like real overheating. Other causes of overheating, not included in your list, are trapped air,...