Q: How do I put the dome lamps in door mode?

Hi there! Spark plugs usually stop working due to old age. Spark plugs conduct electricity through the electrode of the spark plugs to ignite the fuel. An electrode will become shorter after each ignition just as a candle wick would....

You likely have a broken wire, shorted wire, or bad pin connection. Start with a visual inspection of the wiring and connectors from the sensor to the ABS control module located by the master cylinder. Chances are you will find...

In order to diagnose this problem, a mechanic would need to duplicate the problem happening. The most common problem would be the fuel pump is losing pressure, or one of the sensors (like the throttle position sensor) is intermittently causing...

The code P0014 is for the cam sensor but since you already replaced it, then you will have to have the camshaft end play checked per a technical service bulletin (TSB) to see if it is in excess of specifications....

Yes it may cause problems. You could put stress on the transmission input shaft and gears, the engine crankshaft and the drive train of the vehicle. Some of these components could get broken. If you are in need of a...

You probably know this already, but I must mention that driving with the faulty power steering is very dangerous. This is definitely not an issue that can wait. The trouble could be in the power steering pump (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/power-steering-pump-replacement), belt/tensioner (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/drive-belt-tensioner-replacement),...

This code is related to the catalytic converter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/catalytic-converter-replacement). As you may know, the catalytic converter is a section of your exhaust system that helps to complete the combustion process when excess unburnt fuel gases pass through the exhaust. Due...

Hello and thank you for your questions. If your engine was rebuilt about 10 months ago, the question is to determine if the management system has been installed as well. With the symptoms that you are having, it sounds like...

Hello - to answer your location question, the ECM is behind the fuse and relay block of electronics under the passenger side of the dash (behind the glove box). The ECM is behind the other electronics, mounted flat against the...