Q: Not starting winding sound

Timing belts (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-does-a-timing-belt-work) have teeth for a frictional contact point to the sprockets, which have teeth to match with the belt. The sprockets are located on the engine crankshaft and camshaft. The timing belt is rotated by the engine's crankshaft...

The first thing I would check would be for codes on the computer. If there are no codes present you could have a clogged catalytic converter. This is where the honeycomb inside the catalytic converter becomes so clogged that it...

Hello. In addition to the motor, there are other components to your seat that control its movement. It sounds like the mechanical parts that control the upper part of the seat have broken, which could cause the seat to be...

Hey there. The first noise you described sounds like valve lifter noise. You will hear this sound if the engine is low on oil. Check the oil level and add if necessary. The lifter noise is not heard at higher...

This vehicle may be covered under a recall for the electric assist power steering torque sensor failure. Call the local dealer and see if your vehicle is covered under recall number 14S05. They will replace the torque sensor and may...

Hello, thank you for writing in. The bank 1 camshaft position sensor is going to be located on the front of the engine. Most specifically it is going to be located right below the valve cover on the bank (or...

Hello, Unfortunately, this is a common issue in many Impalas. This can happen when the catalytic converter (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/catalytic-converter-replacement) is clogged or has also been known to happen when the traction control system (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/traction-control-switch-replacement) has encountered an error. This light comes...

If the pump works when you power it directly, that is when you bypass the vehicle wiring, that's good. All you have to do then is troubleshoot the vehicle wiring (relay, fuses, and so forth). The fastest way to do...

It is possible that you could be having internal transmission issues. These issues could be mechanical (if something is bent or broken), electrical ( a shorted wire or disconnected circuit), or hydraulic (a restriction in fluid flow). I would recommend...