Q: How do I shift to a lower gear for climbing hills or passing on the highway?

The all-wheel drive (AWD) lock light means that the all-wheel drive system (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-all-wheel-drive-works) is locked. In this condition, power is continuously sent to all four wheels. On the other hand, when the system is in auto all-wheel drive, the distribution...

Hi there. If your truck cranks normally but doesn't start, suspect a problem with fuel or spark delivery. Spark can be checked using an inline spark tester and fuel pressure can be checked with a gauge. If the engine doesn't...

There are multiple reasons why your Dodge Durango may have stopped running. The water in the oil is typically a problem with a blown head gasket (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-is-the-purpose-of-engine-gaskets), but most of the time a car will stop running completely when there...

You car's transmission has what are called transmission synchronizers (aka "synchros") which are small fork type components that help to move the transmission in and out of gear. Sometimes these can be worn or occasionally misaligned when the transmission has...

Hello, If your car is stalling when in neutral, then the first thing I would check is the idle air control valve (ICV). The idle air control valve is the component responsible for maintaining engine idle speed when in neutral....

Hey there. These messages are there to tell you that the main computer has detected an issue with the systems. The warning lights are very general. They can mean the system is malfunctioning, the system has been turned off, or...

This is definitely a sign of a leak in your coolant system. There are many different places the coolant may be leaking (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-diagnose-a-fluid-leak-by-mark-vallet) from. There are various hoses that circulate the coolant through the radiator and motor and these are...

Depending on the make and model of the vehicle, the radio, clock, and dome ,lights may be on the same circuit and can be as simple as a blown fuse, or fuses. Sometimes there can be more than one fuse...

Inasmuch as the problem started immediately after you bought gasoline, it is possible the gasoline is contaminated. As a preliminary matter, you might call or visit the station and ask if anyone else contacted the station with a similar problem....