Q: My radiator fan won't kick on I've checked the fuses and the relay they are good and I have changed the thermostat

In order to shift from PARK to REVERSE or DRIVE (in an automatic transmission), you have to have your foot firmly pressed on the brake pedal. This ensures maximum safety when you operate your vehicle.

You have two cup holders in the front of the car, and another two for the second row seat. These provide a safe, convenient way to carry drinks with you. The third row seats (if equipped) do not have cup...

This sounds like potentially a problem with fuel delivery or intake. I would recommend checking the mass air flow sensor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/mass-airflow-sensor-replacement) to see if it is dirty or faulty as this can cause the hesitation or slowing you are describing....

Hello! Unfortunately, you are not able to upload photos. It sounds like your oil leak may be coming from the valve cover gasket not properly sealing. This can happen for a variety of reasons and is usually a fairly simple...

Hello, thank you for writing in. The vehicle is likely having an issue with it's charging system. The alternator and the battery will need to be tested. These can be tested in the vehicle, or bench tested at most automotive...

Believe it or not, fleet vehicles such as a delivery vehicle like this are typically well maintained. The last thing they want is a vehicle breakdown and delay package deliveries to their customers. Prior to a test drive, check the...

It sounds like you may have a bad gasket that may not have sealed correctly at the thermostat (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/thermostat-replacement) housing or potentially a small crack in the housing itself. I would suggest having a professional from Yourmechanic come to your...

Hi Dagoberto. Thanks for contacting us tonight. Sometimes issues like you've described are caused by a worn out torque converter, while in some instances, it's as simple as dirty transmission fluid or an inner seal leak. It can also be...