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There are a lot of reasons a computer controlled car won't stay running unless you have your foot on the gas. Anything from low oil pressure to a weak fuel pump could be the cause. Your particular vehicle, however, is...
The head gaskets failing could indeed cause this issue. Some ways to figure out if the head gasket is bad would be evidence of internal leakage of oil or coolant via pressure tests and compression tests. If the head gaskets have...
You might have a bad engine mount. Vehicles with transverse engines usually have 3 engine mounts and 2 transmission mounts. Some also have torque mounts. The mounts isolate the engines vibrations. When the insulator on the mount tears, the engine...
Hello. If you have misfire codes on all of these cylinders, then the problem is much more in-depth. Most of the time when this occurs on one side of the engine, it is because the timing belt is worn out...
Hello. My first inclination would be to say, "torque converter". That is easy to rule in or out as you might be able to get a "free" diagnosis from a transmission shop. I'm not recommending you repair it there but...
Hello. In newer vehicles with electronic fuel injection and ignition systems, engine knocking (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-does-it-mean-when-an-engine-knocks) due to bad fuel or spark is extremely rare. In most cases, if the knocking sound is consistent and increases in speed as the RPM increases,...
Hi there. Based on what you've described, this could be a combination of faults between 2 or more things; however, I don't believe the coils and spark plugs are at fault. One of the codes is set during a low...
This is a generic code for the input speed sensor located on your transmission. This code may be triggered for many reasons such as a defective input speed sensor, a faulty output speed sensor, a damaged, worn, or broken reluctor...
Hi There, It sounds like you may have a faulty starter solenoid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/starter-replacement) or starter relay. If you hear a clicking sound when turning the key, it is likely that your starter solenoid may be faulty. The starter solenoid is...
The The 2012 Lincoln MKS offers a roomy interior with high-end features that deliver a luxury driving experience. Available with two different V6 engines, both of which offer power, and a cabin that deadens outside sound, you’ll be able to...
Following Following the rules of the road, including using your vehicle's various lights in appropriate situations, makes driving safer for you, your passengers, and other drivers. In addition to the headlights, vehicles come equipped with turn signals (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/3-essential-things-to-know-about-your-car-s-turn-signal), brake lights...