Q: How do I use a child restraint?

To sound the horn, firmly press the center of the steering wheel. The horn will sound for as long as you press the wheel.

There are a few possible causes for your concern. Your engine needs several things in order to run properly: Fuel from the fuel tank, spark from the ignition system to ignite the fuel, and pressure in the cylinders generated by...

The traction control in the vehicle uses the brakes to control the wheel spin. If you are getting a light coming on and a noise during acceleration, your vehicle may be having an internal transmission problem with the 1st and...

Hello. These types of issues can be hard to diagnose. Most of the time they are caused by a failure within the distributor itself. Also common is the shaft being slightly worn, which will cause the RPM reading to be...

This is correct. If your car's starter was failing, it would not be able to be jump started since the power from being jump started is still eventually sent to the starter via jumper cables rather than your car's own...

First thing I notice is you say the 120 amp fuse was blown. That requires a substantial electrical short to blow. If you disconnect the positive side battery cable and touched any metal part of the car - even for...

The aftermarket part for your vehicle is the Dorman wiper motor pulse board module (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-windshield-wiper-module) 906-151. If you view an image of this module on the Internet and then look beneath your dashboard above the brake and accelerator pedal area,...

Generally, this is not something that will harm the vehicle, however when these lights are on this usually means that there is an issue with the anti-lock braking system. The traction control system (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/traction-control-light-is-on-inspection) monitors the steering and stability of...

Hi Candice. Thanks for contacting us today. If you turn the key and the starter will engage, but the car will not start, then it's likely that either an ignition timing component or a fuel system part is the source....