Q: I have a 2012 f350 6.7ita says that I need to reduce engine power

If your left wiper is not working, but your right one is, then that may be a sign of damaged wiper linkage. (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/windshield-wiper-linkage-replacement) This particular vehicle uses 1 motor, located on the passenger side to drive both wipers, driving the...

Low power can be caused by many things. If you had a diagnosed misfire for example the catalytic converter might be your issue. Other things that can cause similar symptoms are clogged fuel filters, low fuel pressure, a transmission slipping,...

It sounds like you have excessive crankcase pressure as though the PCV valve (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/positive-crankcase-ventilation-pcv-valve-replacement) was clogged ("throws oil out the oil filler tube"). Check the PCV valve and other crankcase ventilation hoses (to the throttle body and air intake). The...

Hi and thanks for contacting YourMechanic. If your engine was making a loud noise and when the engine was throttled up, there is a possibility that the engine may have a connecting rod that could be knocking and getting ready...

Hello - mostly likely, a malfunctioning wheel speed sensor or other ABS sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-sensors-make-the-abs-work) is causing these symptoms. ABS, traction control and auto-engaging 4WD are integrated systems, and share sensors. A malfunction in one system can bleed over to the...

Your vehicle has an on board, computerized oil life indicator system. When the system determines that an oil change is actually needed, the oil life indicator will provide a maintenance message (see your Owner's Manual for further and complete details)....

Hi there. Without knowing what type of car, truck or SUV you have, that's difficult for us to give you an accurate assessment. In most cases a problem like this is caused by a vacuum leak or a malfunction of...

This circumstance is not unusual and I suspect is often related to the use of non-OEM rotors and non-OEM brake pad material and also the failure to re-apply factory specified shims and/or appropriate anti-squeal compounds and lubricants. Unfortunately, once non-OEM...

Hi there. Usually white smoke coming from the exhaust pipe is caused by a mixture of engine oil and coolant. In most cases, this is caused by damage to the engine, like a blown head gasket or cracked engine block....