Q: Losing power but it's not in the engine more like bad connection

Hi there. When your model Civic begins to experience this it it is the first sign of transmission failure. The transmission fluid needs to be checked to see if it is at the right level. If it is check the...

There are a few things that cause the compressor to cycle; the clutch is not usually one of them. They typically work, or do not work. You can backfeed a test light into the circuit to see if it is...

This sounds like most likely an oil pressure sending unit problem. These vans are somewhat known for this problem. The sending unit sits down near the oil filter and will cause the gauge to read intermittently when the sending unit...

Hi there: Although our mechanics don't service these type of motorbikes, it's possible that you have a bracket that holds the air box that is loose. You might want to contact the manufacturer of your moped and ask them for...

Hello - your rattling noise could be an engine heat shield, or sway bar link (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-bad-or-failing-stabilizer-bar-links) in the suspension that is being jostled on a bumpy road. I recommend a noise inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-is-making-a-noise-inspection) performed by a mobile, professional mechanic, such...

You should have the computer and transmission scanned to see if the system is storing codes that can be fixed without an internal transmission issue. The codes will need to have the pinpoint tests done to isolate the problem.

You most likely have a bad ignition spark control module.

The code related to the ignition module suggests that either the ignition module itself is bad or the connections to it are not good resulting in erratic ignition timing and potentially misfires. In some cases, depending on how the ignition...