Q: My car vibrate when I switch on the AC/ I changed e mount plus e spark plug but still vibrate a lot. Please help

Hello, having damaged wiring can cause all kinds of issues, the only proper way to repair wiring is to cut off the damaged portion, strip the wiring, then solder the wiring together and use wiring shrink tubing to cover up...

The Check Engine light requires a special scan tool to determine the issue. Additional diagnostics may be required. An intake leak is common on this engine and may cause leaks, low fluids, and many other issues. With the vehicle sitting...

To mute the infotainment system, press the Phone/Mute button, which has a symbol of both a phone, and a speaker that is crossed out. This will mute all of the audio being played through your infotainment system, though it will...

This could be an indication of either a cooling system issue, or possibly a head gasket. Never check the cooling system on a hot engine, or when the system is pressurized, or serious injury may result. The cooling system will...

Hello. It would depend on what actuator solenoid you are talking about. If you are talking about a shift solenoid, mounted on the transmission, then it may be possible that it was damaged when you made contact. If the contact...

Hi there: If you've found oil in the spark plug well is a sign of a fairly serious problem that should be inspected and repaired immediately. It is almost always due to a failing gasket or O-ring but can also...

Hello. Thanks for writing in. Poorly maintained tires are the number one reason for vibration (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-is-shaking-or-vibrating-inspection) over 60MPH. Having them checked was a great idea. Another quick step is to make sure they are all properly inflated at the correct...

To find the source of the parasitic draw, a proper test must be performed on the vehicle. The test includes using a multi-meter to measure system load while removing fuses or relays. If the system load changes dramatically after removing...

Many commercially available trackers plug into the vehicles on board diagnostic (OBD) port, which is located under the dash on the driver's side. If you're concerned, I would check there first. There are other types of standalone trackers that don't...