Q: I busted my headlights on the left side of my 2003 ford explorer. How much will it cost to fix it?

The excessive oil usage on your vehicle is considered acceptable to Toyota and they are not issuing any kind of recall for the issue. The oil usage of one quart in 1,200 miles to me is excessive. I have a...

Hi there. When back wheels lock up an issue with the brakes arises. This issue is usually your rear brakes not being adjusted correctly. Also, this can be caused by a jammed parking brake. i would suggest having a mechanic,...

Getting a hold of the OBD codes is definitely a great first step to diagnosing your Mitsubishi, but it must be noted that OBD codes are only a starting point, not a diagnosis. The codes P0401 and P0431 are actually...

There are a few more parts to check for leaks: There are two lines leaving the pump. There are other hoses to check, and the steering gear can leak from several places. If you would like to have your power...

It sounds as though you may have a vacuum leak. A vacuum leak is simply unmetered air that is allowed to enter the engine and disrupt the air/fuel ratio. This can cause many symptoms including a rough, low idle. There...

Hi there - yes, your V6 Xterra has a crankshaft position sensor (CPS) (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-crankshaft-position-sensor). It is located behind the driver-side cylinder head, on the top of the bellhousing (the aluminum casting that connects the engine and transmission). For assistance with...

In most cases, the 'bang' you hear is an explosion of excessive carbon inside the cat itself and more often than not stays contained inside the catalytic converter or expelled out the muffler tail pipe. In some cases however, it...

There are small bolts on the deck where the hood bumpers are located at. Remove those bolts and bolts that are on the inside of the grill and the front grill will come off. The hole grill and lights assembly...