Q: Replaced spark plugs and wires now its shaking and wont hardly accelerate

With this many problems, I suggest having a qualified technician perform a full vehicle inspection (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/75-point-safety-inspection) and diagnostic to see what repairs need immediate attention and which issues can wait. With these symptoms, it would probably not be best to...

Look at the inner fender or track arm for signs of the tire rubbing on the parts. Your tires may be a little too wide for your vehicle. The fix may be to swap for a narrower tire. Also be...

There is a possibility the valve cover gasket had a weak seal and began to leak (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/oil-fluid-leak-inspection). The exhaust manifold is mounted just below the valve cover on one side of the engine, so leaking or spilled oil may come...

This could mean a few different problems. However, it is likely depending on how hot your car's engine got as a result of the overheating may have been a blown head gasket, which will cause the vehicle to not start....

Hi there. The loud hissing noise could be caused by a split vacuum hose or a loose hose. Follow the hiss to make sure it is the canister and not a separate hose. The code stored for the Check Engine...

The engine control module (ECM) has a safety feature built into it when the ECM detects a major fault in the sensors or actuators that can cause the throttle opening to be limited. With the reduced engine power and throttle...

The new battery that you bought should be fully re-charged. Confirm that the engine immobilizer system (security system) is not activated thus preventing the car from starting. Check for the characteristic, but momentary, whirring sound from the in-tank fuel pump...

It could be that the wheel bearing was damaged during installation. or it could be that the noise was mis-diagnosed and replacing the wheel bearing didn't solve the problem. There are many stories about mechanics charging for work that was...

Hi there. The cam and crankshaft position sensors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-crankshaft-position-sensor) control the TIME in which the spark plug ignites; not the actual action of the plugs igniting. So, it is very possible that your hard to start issue is caused by...