Q: Location of cabin air filter

Hello, thanks for writing in about this issue. No, your car is not a lemon! The Check Engine Light (CEL) is trigged by the engine control unit when it detects a fault with any engine sensor or a calculated engine...

Safety is important in your car, particularly if you have small children in the back seat. The Window Lock function allows you to disable the back window controls. When the lock is active, only the driver and front passenger can...

When the electronic key is on your person, you can unlock your car’s doors by pressing the sensor on the back either front door handle. The default setting makes it so that you can unlock all of the doors by...

Hi. I am assuming you are talking about the a/c blower motor. I would say you have a bad blower motor resistor mounted on the blower case which would allow it to only work on high. But now, since the...

Engine performance problems such as the ones you describe, can be caused by many things. Anything from a vacuum leak, to a bad fuel pump, can cause the symptoms described. I would recommend having the vehicle looked at by a...

Hi there. There is indeed a recall for this exact issue - it is #06186 (http://www.suzuki-forums.com/2g-1999-2005-vitara-grand-vitara/22567-front-crossmember-corrosion-rust-through-recall.html) and it calls for crossmember replacement. I recommend you present this recall (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-to-do-if-your-car-is-recalled-by-jason-unrau) to the dealer so they can make things right.

In 1988 Mercedes did not display trouble codes on the dashboard. The display you are seeing is a maintenance reminder. It counts the miles down until a scheduled service, then counts the miles up when you have passed the service...

Hi There, It sounds like you may have two separate issues going on here. Your fuel tank sending unit (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-gauge-sender-replacement) is a unit that monitors the fuel level in your tank. When this is not working properly, you may notice...

Hi there. Generally speaking, when a car will start but stalls randomly it will be due to either an electrical short in the ignition system or a fuel restriction problem, misfiring fuel injectors or other faulty components. Since there are...