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While your car has a number of essential warning lights that should trigger an immediate response, such as your Check Engine light, the Brake light, the Charging System light and the EPS light, there are other lights that indicate you...
Hello. I believe the circumstance you are experiencing is from a worn component in the rear end, such as a bad wheel bearing (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/wheel-bearings-replacement) or axle (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/axle-cv-shaft-assembly-replacement). I suggest that you have the rear end of the truck evaluated by...
Hello, thanks for writing in about your Pontiac G6. To replace your thermostat, all you have to do is follow the upper radiator hose to the left side of the motor, above the A/C compressor, and you will see the...
Hello there, The timing chain is in depth repair on your 2000 Lincoln LS. To get to the timing chain most of the engine accessories must be removed, the timing covers, valve covers, and various other parts. When removing the...
Hello. If you fixed a couple problems yourself I first want to commend you on that because you have to be some type of car guy to do so. I highly doubt an oil change will be the cause for...
Hi there. High emissions for HC and CO can be caused by more than 12 individual emissions sensors or fuel systems, ranging from your O2 sensors, catalytic converter, EGR Valve and more. As such, giving you the right repair advice...
If you refer to YourMechanic's on-line clutch system tutorial (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-troubleshoot-a-clutch-pedal-sticking-to-the-floor-by-marvin-sunderland) you will see that there are four possible reasons why the clutch pedal would fail to return, namely: 1) a failed clutch release bearing; 2) a failed slave cylinder; 3)...
Hi Warren. Thanks for contacting us tonight. The first question I would ask is if you removed the code from the ECU after completing the repairs. When a code is activated, it needs to be removed by a mechanic with...
This suggests you may have a leak resulting from a failing gasket somewhere in your engine. As you know, there are many different places in your motor that are sealed by gaskets. I would suggest narrowing this down by placing...