Q: My car won't crank or start when I turn the key all the lights and everything else functions and when I take the key out the light

To access the screen in your overhead console, press the button directly behind the screen, on the overhead console. This will lower the screen into your view.

There is a 7.5 amp fuse under the hood for the instrument cluster lights. Check for power with the headlight switch on. There is a rheostat on the cluster itself. Turn it left or right to adjust the illumination. That...

A few different components could be causing your issue. Your symptoms sound at first like a spark issue. If a plug was tightened down too hard, the gap can become smaller than intended. This would decrease the power of the...

Hi there. Usually the hose that's directly under the top radiator hose is a return surge tank hose (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-surge-tank-hose); typically coming from the radiator overflow coolant reservoir. Since winter is coming around soon, the best way to diagnose a coolant...

Hello. The symptoms you describe can be caused by a few different things. If you are showing code P1899, for a park / neutral safety switch that is stuck in gear then it may be possible that the switch needs...

In your application, which is referred to as an "interference engine", once it known that the timing belt is defective in any respect, it is recommended that you do not operate the engine at all until the belt is replaced....

If the fuel injectors have never been serviced, that would be a good start on a car of this age. To do it right the injectors have to be removed from the fuel rail and sent out for cleaning to...

Hi there. As long as the engines in the two Toyota's are identical in size and configuration, the compatibility of the two transmissions should work, however there are some risks with swapping out a transmission on an older vehicle like...

Hello, thank you for writing in. There is not a bleeder valve on the cooling system, as the newer models are designed to "self bleed". Your owner's manual can confirm this, and give you more information on how your specific...