Q: If my wife didn't touch my wife cables to make my car not crank what could she touch or remove

There are lights that indicate the function of the Turn Signals located on the dashboard. The Turn Signal Light is displayed by two left and right arrows. To understand the Turn Signal Light. When the left or right turn signal...

Hi there. Most of the time, the issue you're experiencing is caused due to an electrical short that occurred while the radiator was being replaced. One of the first lessons we're taught in automotive technology is to always disconnect the...

Hello. If the leak occurred right when the noise occurred, then it is usually caused by a fracture in the fuel pump outlet. This commonly occurs on fuel pumps over time. The outlet fractures and the pressure makes it way...

There are a few components that could be causing your problem. You may want to start by doing some voltage testing on the battery (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/battery-replacement) and the alternator (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/alternator-replacement). If you know your alternator and battery are good, look at...

Hello. It sounds like your transmission is failing. I usually start by checking the transmission fluid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/transmission-fluid-service). If it is low then this will occur. If the level is fine then I usually drop the pan and drain the fluid...

This is likely a compressor issue. The compressor may be faulty or may have a bad connection. This can be tested several ways. You may have a code available from the computer which explains more about the compressor issue. You...

Premature shut off of the pump nozzle means that the filler neck and tubing will have to be inspected (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-filler-neck-replacement). Additional sources of the problem could be that the neck or rubber hose to the tank are partially collapsed. There...

If your car is producing a jerking reaction as you press the gas pedal when accelerating, you may have a dirty of faulty mass air flow sensor. The mass air flow sensor is a unit in the intake system that...

The standard thickness of just about all new brake pads is around 10mm. If your brake pads are at 5mm, they have about half of their usable life left. I would recommend replacing your brake pads when they reach a...