Q: I got p2069 code

If you want a cargo van, I would go for a Ford cargo van. If you get one of their eco-boost engines, you can get decent horsepower in them, which will give them decent gas mileage. Realize that they all...

There are numerous potential causes for the symptoms you are having. The first thing that comes to mind is a vacuum leak (unmetered air allowing the engine). Vacuum leaks are noticeable at idle and not under load while accelerating. There...

Hello. Based on what you have described, I am almost 100% certain you need to replace your blower motor control module / resistor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/heater-blower-motor-resistor-replacement). Not getting AC is much more common than not getting heat because heat comes from the...

Air leaks into the intake system (a loose hose, or the EVAP valve as you have already experienced). If there are no codes, even transient codes which may not set the Check Engine Light, the problem could be a loose...

Hi and thanks for contacting YourMechanic. It sounds like the pump pressure switch is overloading and causing a mass dump. Check the wiring harness to the transmission and see if there is power to the harness. If there is power,...

Hello, thank you for writing in. When the oxygen sensors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oxygen-sensor-replacement) read low voltages, the computer thinks the engine is running lean (less fuel than normal) and will try to compensate for it. In doing this, the computer will send...

Hi - the # of miles between oil and filter changes (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/why-do-cars-have-different-oil-change-intervals) is perhaps the 2nd longest running discussion since someone said "My car is faster than your car!". Driving conditions: clean air/dusty, freeway/city stop-and-go, long drives vs 3 minute...

Hi There, You will need to reconnect the parking brake module by turning the key on and pressing down the main brake. While the main brake is pressed, pull up on the parking brake switch. After the brake sets, you...

If you call out a mechanic to install a part that was diagnosed by another company then to answer your question is no. The mechanic that is to install a previously diagnosed parts cannot in most cases verify the part...