Q: What is usually the ball park figure to have my rear brake pads, rotors, and calibers replaced?

If the “Traction Control System (TCS) off” Warning Indicator Light is on in the dashboard, this is an indication that the traction control system (TCS) has been disengaged. When adverse weather conditions are present such as ice, snow, or rain,...

It sounds like your starter motor may have failed. I would recommend having your battery fully charged then load tested to ensure it functions properly. Once the battery is known to be good, have it reinstalled and try to start...

This is an ongoing issue with almost all of the manufacturers of engines and the oil consumptions they are having problems with. The dealer can do an oil consumption test and tell you that this is normal if it is...

This may be a sign of warped brake rotors and/or potentially failing wheel bearings. When your brake rotors get hot due to the heat caused by friction, they can develop hot spots in them which causes an uneven surface area....

Hello there, many common problems will cause your 1997 Ford Ranger to have a crank no start condition. Replacing the battery is a great place to start as this is the most common fault when the vehicle will not start....

This problem is likely related to your fuel tank sending unit. This is a small float type component inside your fuel tank that measures the level of the fuel inside the tank. As the fuel level drops, the float level...

Hello - the lack of fan functionality (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-components-of-the-heating-and-ac-system-are-most-likely-to-fail) in the front only of your van could be caused by either the front fan, the fan control switch or the front fan motor resistor pack failing. If the front fan works...

Hi there. A speedometer is controlled by a few different components including the speedometer cable, speed sensor on the transmission and wheel sensors. Any one or multiple parts can fail, leading to the speedometer to fail. It's probably a good...

It sounds as if the noise you are describing is probably coming from the brake pads being worn out (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/brake-pads-replacement). The friction material of a brake pad is mounted to a steel backing plate, and when the friction material wears...