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Over time, the sunroof can collect dirt in the seal, which can keep the sunroof from operating correctly. It’s a smart idea to periodically maintain the sunroof to keep this from happening. To do o, open the sunroof, and remove...
This is a pretty common problem with broken window regulators. While the window motor is still working the cables driving it have fallen off of the pulley and no longer are able to move the glass itself. I would recommend...
Hello. There are many issue that could cause the vehicle to produce the symptoms you are experiencing. If the fuel pump is new I would move on to checking the battery (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-check-a-car-battery), and then ignition system. I would also recommend...
Hello there. A few potential problems could cause a rubbing noise from the rear of the vehicle. The most common would be the wheel bearings (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/wheel-bearings-replacement), brake drum (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/brake-drum-replacement), dragging parking brake (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/parking-brake-is-stuck-inspection), or damaged wheel. If you want to...
The MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) sensor should be located just in front of the throttle position sensor toward the back of the left side of the engine (assuming you are standing in front of it facing it). If you have...
Hi there. You will need to get a cam alignment gear or something that will hold the camshafts together. Then align up the camshafts to the correct alignment with both dots facing the two slots on the top of the...
Any rubber component on a vehicle system is typically leak prone after about a 6 year lifetime particularly, for example, if you break the seal that a rubber hose in a power steering system makes to a nipple (on pump...
Hi there - there could be several causes for "something's hot (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/burning-smell-from-car)": a clogged catalytic converter, dragging brake, blocked muffler, and so on. This task might require a remote infrared heat sensor (so you don't have to crawl under the...
Hello - your truck has a secondary air injection pump (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/i-have-a-vacuum-leak-in-my-secondary-air-injection-system-the-vacuum-hoses-were-replaced-and-engine-light-went-back-off-for-abou-by-david-h), which is powered by an electric motor. It is located under the hood, and is power up in the "Run" ignition switch position. I suspect what you are hearing...
CUVs CUVs (Crossover utility vehicles) are becoming more and more popular these days, as consumers are interested in saving money and buying more eco-friendly vehicles but they still have a lot of people and cargo to move around. CUVs like...
It It may be hard to believe, but luxury and adventure can go hand in hand – especially with the 2012 Lexus GX 460. From its luxurious interior with a variety of features to its high-quality build, off-road prowess and...
This This 7-passenger SUV may have trouble keeping its head above water in the sea of competition, but its standard AWD, clean exterior lines and style-forward cockpit design make it an attractive choice in an increasingly crowded segment. Aside from...