Q: Truck overheats

When you are using Uconnect, you will often be given a list of different prompts to choose from. You can wait until the list is complete to select a prompt, or you can override the prompts so that you don’t...

Hi there, the code is a common one. The test procedure involves physically inspecting the canister for fuel. (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/evaporative-emission-control-canister-replacement) The canister should only house fuel vapors not fuel. If no fuel is present then the purge valve needs to be...

Usually this is related to something out of balance in the wheel assembly but it could be a bubble forming on the tread of any of the tires. Have a certified mechanic take inspect your wheels (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-is-shaking-or-vibrating-inspection) and suspension components,...

The code P0455 could be the gas cap is loose or leaking or a leak in the fuel tank venting system. Also a problem with a sensor or solenoid leaking in the system. The system would have to be tested...

Often it's a GDI because they carbon up the engines over time. Pay a mechanic to carbon clean the entire engine. Then you'd want to pray that the cat hasn't been ruined. It may already be ruined. It's a '98...

Hello, From my experience this means that the fuel injector for cylinder #3 is faulty,has dirt in it,damaged wiring,a loose connection or corrosion in the connector. It sounds like the moisture from the car wash is effecting the fuel injector...

First, the coolant level should be checked to make sure the radiator is full. While the overflow tank may be full, the radiator cap must be taken off to check the level inside the radiator. If you find the level...

Hi there. There could be an issue with the EVAP canister purge solenoid (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/canister-purge-solenoid-replacement). The solenoid causes excessive pressure in the fuel tank and can cause the engine to stall out. If the EVAP canister purge solenoid is working properly,...

Hi there. In short - yes; maintenance costs on BMW's are above average. With 100,000 miles on the vehicle, it's likely that you'll have to budget for possible major repairs in suspension, transmission and oil seals and gaskets that tend...