Q: What number is the fuse for the reversing lights on a 2008 vectra c

Hi there. The engine cooling fan is controlled via a relay by the engine computer. Fuse 57 needs to be checked along with the cooling fan relay as soon as the fan should be initiated. Voltage needs to be checked...

Hi, it sounds like you are having a brake problem. I would inspect the brake pads, calibers, and discs. I would recommend having a qualified mechanic come out and inspect the brakes for you (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/brake-safety-inspection-inspection). For your safety, I would...

Seeing your Ford Taurus’ temperature gauge in the red zone is an immediate reason for concern. Since this is indicative of your engine overheating, your Ford’s cooling system will need to be thoroughly inspected to determine the cause behind the...

Hello, if you hear a bearing that is noisy in the alternator, the only repair is to replace the alternator. This is something that should be done sooner than later to avoid the bearing failing and locking up the alternator...

The radio and no start condition could be two separate issues, or they could both be linked to the totally integrated power module (TIPM). This module is essentially a smart fuse box that supplies power to many of the vehicle's...

Hello. There is a huge variance in manufacturer estimates of serpentine belt lifetime. This is understandable because operating conditions vary, vehicle designs vary and the belt material will degrade at different rates. You should get at least 50,000 miles out...

Hi there. Have you checked for any problem codes, whether the Check Engine light is on or not? Those codes, if any, will expedite accurate diagnosis and lower cost to repair. I would check the fuel pump relay (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-pump-relay-replacement). The...

Hi there. The sound that you are hearing is a connecting rod bearing that is worn, loose, or damaged. Remove the oil and oil pan to the engine. You can remove the connecting rod bearings one at a time with...

Hi there: The P0172 OBD-II error code (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0172-obd-ii-trouble-code-system-too-rich-bank-1-by-blake-griffin) indicates that there is too much gasoline being detected in the exhaust gases exiting the combustion chamber. The ECU uses a number of instruments, such as the mass air flow sensor (MAF),...