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There is a 7.5 amp fuse under the hood for the instrument cluster lights. Check for power with the headlight switch on. There is a rheostat on the cluster itself. Turn it left or right to adjust the illumination. That...

The most common cause for the lights to stay on is the brake light switch. I recommend that you have a mechanic, such as one from YourMechanic, come by and run an inspection to diagnose your brake light issue (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/parking-brake-light-stays-on-inspection)....

This could be caused by a loose lower cover plate. Trucks have a metal plate that protects the underside of the engine from debris. This plate is often removed for repairs and sometimes not all the bolts will be present...

Hey there: It's possible that the speedometer sensor is the source of your shifting and speedometer issues. The speedometer sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-speedometer-sensor) is designed to register the driveshaft’s rotational speed and relay this information through the speedometer cable and to the...

The timing belt on the 2003 Accord is good for 90,000 miles. That implies that if the belt was previously replaced as required, you have 43,000 miles on the present belt. The only way to determine the age of the...

The new torque module are programmed and they have software already installed. This is like a computer that is ready for use that has software on it, but when it is turned on it prompts you to set up the...

Prior to condemning the ABS module, there are quite a few tests that must be performed to rule out more common causes. In particular, you always want to rule out what is indeed the most common cause of an ABS...

Hi Hector. Thanks for contacting us tonight. Usually, when people replace shocks and struts, one item left off that list are the shock mounts. It's likely that this is the source of your noise, that or stabilizer bar bushings are...

You can drive the car normally and get it repaired at your earliest convenience. The trouble code that you are referring to, P0141, typically means that the heater element in an oxygen sensor is not functioning or the circuit to...