Q: My AC does not get cold

A Check Engine Light could mean hundreds of different things. The first thing I would recommend is to have a qualified professional inspect the Check Engine Light (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/check-engine-light-is-on-inspection), they will use an OBD2 code reader to find which code has...

It depends how dirty it gets. Now as for waxing your car (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/4-essential-things-to-know-about-waxing-and-polishing-your-car)--it's a good idea to wax your car once every three months or sometime every season. So you might get it to a habit of, for example, waxing...

Hello, thanks for writing in. From my experience with eBay sensors, chances are that it is bad. This happens all of the time with these sensors. A bad crank position sensor can also cause this as well as a failing...

Hello. From what you describe it would appear that your vehicle may be experiencing more than one issue, possibly mechanical. Loss of power and fuel efficiency can be caused by many things. A few common causes are issues with the...

Hi there. You might find it very helpful and cost effective to have one of our mobile mechanics complete a pre car purchase inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/pre-purchase-car-inspection); so they can inspect the vehicle and determine the condition of the vehicle and whether...

Hi there. When the EPS (Electronic Power Steering) light came on after hitting a pot hole in the road, then the jolt could have dislodged a wire from the EPS controller. Look around the steering column for any loose wiring....

Hi there. It sounds like you have a CV joint failing. The CV joint is the flexible end of the axle shaft that allows power to flow to the wheels and still allows steering to occur. The noise you're experiencing...

Hi there. If your Jaguar will not crank over when you press the ignition button there are two possible sources. Either the ignition relay is damaged or the starter relay or starter is broken. If the engine cranks over but...

Hi There, You should have two oxygen sensors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oxygen-sensor-replacement) on your truck. There should be one that is angled into the bottom side of the exhaust manifold and another shortly after the catalytic converter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/catalytic-converter-replacement). If you need additional help...