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There a number of things that can cause your vehicle to have this problem. Possible problems include a faulty Mass Airflow Sensor, a Crankshaft Position Sensor, and the Loss of fuel pressure. Intermittent problems can take more time to isolate...
There may be a wiring issue in the speedometer circuit, or the gauge in the instrument cluster may be bad. I would ask for help from one of the mechanics at YourMechanic to help diagnose and repair your speedometer concern...
The problem is most likely the motor for the power antenna. Motors wear out over time (28 years) and will eventually stop working. I would first check the fuse to see if it is blown, if so the antenna motor...
The brake pads will cause this problem if they are worn down to the pad sensors or even if the material in the pads crack and act like a record needle and make a squeal noise on the rotors. I...
Hi there: In most cases, this is a dealership only setting; as the FOB key is a security feature that can only be adjusted by the dealership. I'm not finding any instructions posted online or mechanic service bulletins. You might...
You may have a dirty or failing idle air control valve. The idle air control valve reads the air intake as it is mixed with fuel prior to being injected into the engine at low speeds and at idle. Since...
There should be no appreciable run-out on the crank pulley and if a physical inspection of the harmonic balancer reveals damage such as a broken, cracked or separated rubber bond, the balancer should be replaced. If you do have a...
If the fault codes are reading all 4 coils are bad and the codes remain even after replacing the coils, then the problem is elsewhere. It is very rare to have 4 cols fail at once. There can be an...
The radiator and radiator reserve tank will heat up as the engine reaches normal operating temperature. If the temperature gauge on the instrument panel shows that the engine operating temperature is in the range of about 190 degrees to 220...
There’s There’s a very simple answer to the question of whether or not exhaust fumes can ever get into a car’s interior – yes they can. This happens more often than you might think, and it’s never a good thing....
The The 2012 BMW 3-Series has been wildly popular in the US since it was first introduced in 1975. This series of luxury sedans sets itself apart from other luxury models with its superior performance and driving dynamics. No matter...
Whether you’re looking to start a family or have a household of children to transport every day, families everywhere have more car buying options than ever before. From station wagons to SUVs, it seems that more and more cars are...