Q: No crank no start

The lean codes on this engine could mean you have a lean condition that the computer sees as a problem. The computer would need to be scanned (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/engine-is-misfiring-inspection) to see if the mass air flow sensor is reading correctly (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/air-fuel-ratio-sensor-replacement)....

Have your battery tested. Most likely it is worn causing low system voltage to the rest of the cars computers. This will cause a number of issues - including problems that will set the alarm off unwarranted. If you need...

Hi there, from the symptoms you have described, it sounds more like a fuel issue. Either the fuel pump is failing and not pumping enough fuel into the engine, or some component such as a coolant temp sensor or fuel...

Your vehicle has an upper intake manifold and a lower intake manifold. Both are injection molded plastic assemblies. It is not clear which one is leaking, but in all events the leak should be confirmed by a professional because your...

A failed positive crankcase ventilation valve may cause an abnormal situation inside the engine that may trigger a response from one or more of the sensors. The best thing to do would be to have the vehicle read and the...

When you have a lot of play in the steering then you should have the entire steering system checked for loose or worn steering tie rod ends.

Try to take out the battery on your key FOB to see if the trunk still opens when you turn off the car? You may also want to check the key FOB for a stuck trunk button. If problem goes...

Unfortunately, without the error code numbers this would be difficult to interpret. Please feel free to send us the specific error codes and we will be glad to help you.

The steam that you noticed is due to the water splashing onto the hot exhaust system. The exhaust system components and piping are so hot that any water hitting them will instantly vaporize and create a noticeable cloud of water...