Q: My car leaks antifreeze, but i cant figure out from where. It is a little at a time.

If the vibration occurs only under acceleration, the tires are not the most likely culprit. Vibration caused by tires is common. Sometimes vibration can be better or worse at certain speeds, but unaffected by acceleration or deceleration. The rear driveshaft...

This could be a problem with the clutch hydraulic components (low fluid level, air in the hydraulic line, failing master or slave cylinder), or the clutch throwout bearing is failing. I would recommend an inspection from YourMechanic to diagnose this...

Hello, the exhaust system noise can be created from a heat shield (light tin type sound). Rattling could be from a hanger which support the system. A muffler and catalytic convertor can internally make a rattle type noise. The vehicle...

There are a few possible causes for a squeal when the vehicle is first started (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/loud-screeching-noise-when-i-start-the-car-inspection). Typically, this is a sign that there is a worn belt, a worn tensioner, or a pulley that is either worn or out of...

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Depending on if you have rear drum or disc brakes the noise is usually caused by a warped surface of the rotor or drum. The mechanic may have took off the rear drum to inspect the brakes and knocked out...

You will need to have the ignition system tested to look at the misfire data to find the exact cylinder coil that is causing the code. Misfire data in the computer memory will show the cylinder that is misfiring and...

What you are describing is often a sign of low transmission fluid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/transmission-fluid-service) or a faulty transmission control solenoid. As you know, automatic transmissions use pressurized hydraulic fluid to change gears. Every time a gear change is required, the car's...

Green fluid in most cases is going to be coolant. If the car is running you will usually notice some sharp smelling steam as well. Best to stop driving the car until you can locate and repair the leak. The...