Q: When trying to take camshaft sprocket off timing belt jumped 2 teeth what can I do is there engine damage?

Hello. There could be a few issues causing a crank no start condition. You could have a sensor that is failing when it gets hot like the crank or camshaft sensor. A failing ECT sensor can also cause a crank...

Hi there: In general, there are a few things that can cause the brake rotor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-long-does-a-brake-rotor-disc-last) and wheel to not spin freely after installing a new rotor. The first and most common is that the center hub is dirty, rusted...

Although it is still considered the same generation the '98 Mustang is different than the '99 and newer. It is unlikely that the windshield for the '99 through 04 Mustang will fit your '98 Mustang. Although they are considered the...

Hi there. From the description you have provided concerning your vehicle's drivability problem, it hard to discern whether it does not turn over, or it does not start for about an hour after driving. If your vehicle will not turnover...

Hello. From what you describe, it would appear that your vehicle may possibly be experiencing wiring or connection issues. If behavior changed after the battery was installed then I would check the battery cables and electrical system grounds. Poor connection...

Hello. Typically when this occurs it is because there is an issue with the MCU in the fuse box under the dash. This is a module that is used to provide power to the master switch. It can also be...

To begin with, 170 thousand miles is just about the right time for the catalyst on a civic to start acting up. Your car is equipped with two oxygen sensors to monitor the catalytic converter function. The reaction that takes...

Hello. Your particular vehicle should honk the horn only after the second press of the key fob button. On the first press of the button it will just flash the lights. I did find a little information on the topic...

Hello, thank you for writing in. The passenger (right) side of the vehicle (on yours and a lot of other vehicles) holds a computer system behind the fender (just under the floorboard). This is the box that controls the power...