Q: no brake pedal before or after installed master cylinder

Spark plugs (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-does-a-spark-plug-do) are used to ignite the air/fuel mixture in the combustion chambers of every internal combustion engine. To accomplish this, spark plugs have two electrodes between which a high voltage spark will jump. One electrode is located in...

The Auto Fan Speed settings control the automatic blower speed, and can be personalized through the audio system. 1. Turn on the infotainment system. 2. Press the CONFIG button to select the Configuration Settings menu. 3. Rotate the MENU/SELECT knob...

The system is controlled by the brake pedal and brake switch. The brake then operates the shift lock solenoid. If you cannot manually release it then the shifter mechanism may be binding. My recommendation is to have a qualified mechanic...

A cooling system pressure test should be performed to ensure that your cooling system can hold the proper amount of pressure needed. If any leaks are found such as a leaking radiator or water pump, these leaks need to be...

Horns are a simple circuit to check. Check for power and ground at the horn while an assistant holds the button. If you have both, the horn itself is bad. Newer cars are usually ground side switched. If there is...

Hello. It sounds like you are having idling issues. This may be related to a sensor, the accelerator, or the the ignition system. You may want to start by scanning the vehicle for diagnostic troubleshooting codes (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/check-engine-light-is-on-inspection). Even if a...

The codes for the cam sensor may indicate the cam sensor is bad or the camshaft is not turning. If your timing belt broke then your camshaft would not turn. You should open the oil cap and look inside when...

Hello, thank you for writing in. Yes, you can change the settings. The display screen can be adjusted under the "display" option under "setup". You can adjust contrast and brightness, and you can also change between day and night modes....

Hi Karon. Thanks for contacting us tonight. 116,000 miles for any vehicle that is less than six-years-old is quite a bit. However, as long as it has been properly serviced, not involved in accidents or driven exceptionally hard, it could...