Q: How do you operate the windshield wipers?

Your hood condition is no coincidence, there is a well documented reason why the corrosion/bubbling is more concentrated to your hood. Ford knew about this happening back in 2000 when they started using Aluminum hoods to lower vehicle weight. When...

I would recommend that you seek help from a certified mechanic to diagnose why your wipers are not working (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/windshield-wiper-washer-system-inspection). He will have the necessary test equipment to check the electronics of the wiper system. He will be able to...

A stalling while driving issue can be caused by multiple problems dealing with one or more of the following issues: lack of air flow to the motor (which could be caused by a blockage in the intake system), lack of...

Hello, thank you for writing in. The charging system is controlled by the PCM (powertrain control module). The module receives input information to keep the electrical system operating, if the voltage goes below 9.0 volts the light will come on...

If you take the price you paid for the one coil and multiply it by five the price will be close to what it would cost. Going up hills is always a gas usage problem and will affect mileage. You...

Hi - your friend is correct. As long as 12v is maintained to the vehicle electrical system, preserving all sort of settings and programming (without shorting cables, etc), yes, you can replace your own battery (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/checking-a-car-s-battery-by-ron-g). There are even specialized...

Your engine is an interference engine and so it is possible that the valves can hit the pistons if the timing chain breaks. Used engines can be sourced via Car-part.com (http://www.car-part.com) or like databases. To let you know precisely of...

There is a known problem where the driver's seat loses ground between the top part of seat and lower part of seat and will cause a static discharge and will make the instrument cluster reset. The fix is to add...

There are a number of other things that may cause the motor to run hot such as a stuck thermostat or faulty cooling fans that may not be coming on at the correct intervals or speeds. The thermostat regulates the...