Q: I have a chevy blazer 2002 the transmission fluid was low, drive and 3rd are like neutral. It will pull out in drive and shift 1st

Hello, thank you for asking about your 2005 Nissan Altima. The body control module controls turning on the lights and supplies power to the lights' power saver mode. The body control module would need to be scanned and seek data...

Hello. The codes listed are for problems with the electrical circuits of ignition coils A, B, and C. If the coils have been replaced it may be possible that the wiring to them is the source of the issue. You...

Hello. This sounds like it could be a couple different issues: warped brake rotors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/brake-rotor-disc-replacement) or worn bushings (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/stabilizer-bar-bushings-replacement) in the suspension. Remove your wheels and take a look at your rotors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/is-it-safe-to-drive-with-warped-rotors) to see if they have grooves. If...

I would not recommend using jumper cables as a means to connect your battery for a couple of reasons. First of all, it can be dangerous as it can create additional risk of sparks that would not otherwise happen when...

In most cases, one of the gauges on the dashboard may be reaching a high, low or inaccurate value to trigger the check gauges light. The idle control valve is not located near the belt but may cause starting or...

Hi there. The glow plugs are designed to help start the engine even when the engine is hot. If the code is on for the glow plugs, check the glow plug relay and timer and see if its energizing as...

Hi there. If you are using an excessive amount of gas an the engine will not idle properly then you may have a rich condition going on. Most of the time this is caused by either a fuel injector that...

The problem sounds like you are losing power and most common cause is the distributor causing loss of spark or timing. Take off distributor cap and if there is any oil in cap then replace distributor.

Check the transmission fluid level and condition. Typically, abrupt and/or delayed shifting is caused by valve body faults and that includes faulty shift solenoids. There is a possibility of engine controls, particularly, a faulty throttle position sensor, playing a role...