Q: I wanna buy Honda Civic 2001 but it. Has a malfunctioning speedometer and the temperature gauge is not working

The best time to fill your washer fluid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-often-do-i-need-to-refill-the-windshield-washer-fluid) is on a regular basis, perhaps once every oil change or service. You should also inspect it when you check your tire pressure or when you stop to fill up. Generally,...

Removing the key from the ignition switch is very easy. First, if your vehicle has an automatic transmission, make sure that it is in PARK. Then, turn your key fob counter-clockwise to the farthest setting, OFF. Then pull the key...

Sounds like a hose busted from your radiator and the fluid leaked out of the radiator. If the AC stopped working you may have broken a serpentine belt you will notice the alternator light come on the dash if that...

The fuel pressure regulator is leaking fuel into the intake manifold and may have even filled the engine oil with gasoline. You should have the fuel pressure regulator replaced (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-pressure-regulator-replacement) and the oil and filter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/change-oil-and-filter) replaced. You may have...

Hi, thanks for writing in. Usually when your tire pressure monitoring system has an issue, it is due to one of the sensors in the wheels. If it is not due to one of the sensors in the wheels I...

Hi there. Replacement of the struts should have no affect on the horn as there would have been no reason to remove any part of that system. First, does the horn work if you press the horn button? If so,...

Hi there. The control arm bushing can cause the lower ball joint to rest on the rim. If the bushings are missing, the lower control arm will move forward or backwards with the vehicle during turns. This can put a...

Hi there. Sounds like the fuel pump is not failing and causing the engine to starve for fuel and causing the engine to sputter after sitting for a little time. Check the fuel pump relay and see if its getting...

Hello. There is no fuel line kill switch for your particular vehicle. There is a fuel pump fuse which can act as a fuel line kill switch. It is located in the rear compartment fuse box. The rear compartment fuse...