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Some models are equipped with a supplemental daytime running light system. Essentially, this system turns on the headlights at a dimmer setting than what’s used at night to provide visibility for other drivers during the day. It’s particularly helpful for...

Hi, no pressure on your brake pedal usually means one of two things. If you have had any work done on your brakes, it is possible that there is some air in your hydraulic lines. The air simply has to...

Suspension parts wear over time. The style of your driving, as well as the condition of the local roads, can have a significant effect on the amount of time it takes to wear. The suspension is one big system; it...

When it comes to rattles and noises in the doors and dash, the only way to solve them is for a mechanic to drive the car, listen to the noises and determine whether something is loose, parts are out of...

Hello there, many common faults will cause your 1985 Ford F-250 to crank but not start. You have done great so far in inspecting the vehicle and changing the spark plug wires, fuel pumps, and filters. There are a few...

Hey there. As you may know, these sensors monitor wheel speed for a variety of the car's onboard systems such as the traction control, ABS, and other systems. When wheel speed sensors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/wheel-speed-sensor-replacement) go bad, they can cause many problems...

Hello - your symptoms suggest the clutch hydraulics (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-a-hydraulic-clutch-system-works) or mechanical linkage components have failed completely. The OEM clutch line includes a "quick-connect" fitting that may have come loose or failed, given the recent maintenance. Checking the fluid level, and...

You may have a vacuum line off. Removing the air filter on many cars involves disconnecting and reconnecting some hoses, or at the very least pushing some out of the way. I would revisit the air filter and make sure...

P0720 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0720-obd-ii-trouble-code-output-speed-sensor-circuit-malfunction-by-brady-klopfer) implicates the output speed sensor circuit. P2106 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p2106-obd-ii-trouble-code-throttle-actuator-control-system-forced-limited-power-by-jay-safford) may have set as a consequence of the first code. Based on the codes, a suspicion is water intrusion in any of the wiring or terminals related to the speed...