Q: HUMMING FROM FRONT OF CAR

You’ll find coat hooks available above the doors in the back (second row seating). These provide you with a way to hang light items (like clothing) to keep them out of the seats, and to prevent wrinkles or damage. Using...

A unmetered air leak can cause this symptom of the engine sputtering or dying on acceleration. Rubber intake boots and vacuum lines need to be checked for leaks. If no obvious leaks are detected then the intake system may need...

If your seat belt is not long enough to safely and properly buckle around you, you will need to get a seat belt extender, which adds eight inches to the seat belt length. To receive a seat belt extender, visit...

This is oftentimes related to worn out bushings in various suspension components. Control arm bushings (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/control-arm-assembly-replacement) are an important part of vehicle suspension systems. Bushings are made of rubber, which separates the faces of two objects while allowing a certain...

Hey there. This is a common sign of a faulty ignition coil (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/ignition-coil-replacement). Ignition coils are coated with a varnish-like insulation that becomes brittle over time after being stretched then contracted as the copper beneath them expands and contracts faster...

Hi there. The driver door has a door lock release solenoid that operates the latch. This solenoid is attached to the door lock latch. The plastic clip that you removed was for the return of the door lock. I recommend...

Hi there: When a serpentine belt is about to break, it can make many different types of sounds and produce multiple warning signs or symptoms. However, it's recommended to replace the pulley's and the belt at the same time, as...

Hi Danny. Thanks for writing in today. I'm a bit confused by your question. If you are stating that you are able to move the belt tensioner counter clockwise, then that's an indication that it's broken and needs to be...