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The noise may be coming from the right rear brakes if you are applying them during the turn. This may be normal material in the pads making noise. Try to see if the noise does the same on the left...

The ignition module on the fender should be looked at to see if it has ever been replaced. These modules on the fender go bad all the time. Try to disconnect and reconnect the connection to the module. Test...

From the way you describe your concern, it leads me to believe that you do have something going on with the belt drive or possibly the charging system. For your safety, the belt drive, which is driven by the crankshaft...

Hello, This is not an uncommon issue. The jolting when changing gears most likely is an engine or transmission mount that is losing it's holding strength. With a failed mount, it will allow the engine and transmission to jolt when...

Hello. Without having the vehicle here for examination it is hard to say if it is safe for a longer trip. The code your car was detecting is for the heated oxygen sensors, and the technician replacing them was the...

If you are burning oil and you have a noise in the engine, then you need to have the noise checked to see if it is coming from a piston. You may also have valve problems and oil getting through...

Hello - from your symptom description, you have a worn out or damaged Constant Velocity joints on one or both front axles. These worn joints allows excess "wobble" of the axle, especially when under power, creating the vibration you notice....

Hi there. When changing out the timing chains, it is recommended to replace all the sprockets. The sprockets are worn into the old chains and can cause the new chains to prematurely fail or stretch. You can use a tensioner...

Hello. We will be happy to assist you. After the radiator was replaced the coolant system should have been pressure tested to make sure there are no more leaks present. If there are no more leaks present the coolant system...

The problem is likely the catalytic converter deteriorating. This happens over time, and the catalyst will rattle around inside the steel housing. The noise is loudest at start up or while revving the engine. With the engine off and cooled off,...

What you are describing is often a sign of low transmission fluid or a faulty transmission control solenoid. As you know, automatic transmissions use pressurized hydraulic fluid to change gears. Every time a gear change is required, the car's computer...

Failure of the screen in the cam bridge that you are referring to is not uncommon. Indeed, the OEM bridge was updated and presumably that (the update) was installed in your vehicle. So long as all oil passages were clear...

Hi there. The torque converter is at an angle and is not aligning up properly. Remove the starter if you have not done so and bar the flex plate over to turn the engine slowly. When you see the bolt...

Honda does not specify any service interval for power steering fluid for your specific vehicle and consequently it is not "required" to change the power steering fluid. That is fairly typical (i.e., no specific service requirement). However, it is nevertheless...

Hi Ben. Thanks for contacting us today. It appears you've got multiple component failures or problems that are causing this stalling issue you're experiencing. Two of the OBD-II codes that stand out are the P-0191 and P-2196 codes. I would...

If the noise only occurs when you use remote start, that means that whatever is in "that" (factory added) circuit would surely be looked at. As you probably know, problems of this type are diagnosed using electrical test equipment, along...

Yes, on a Land Rover, that's the only way to fix it. They just wear out over time. You don't have to bite the bullet or get another vehicle. Perhaps, find a good used engine from the salvage yard that...

Hello, thank you for writing in. There are several sensors related to the fuel system, and having that code would be beneficial for us. However, we can start with an assumption that it may have been the fuel pressure sensor,...

Your vehicle may be having an issue with the connections to the brake sensor. The connections may have corrosion which will make the system go into failure mode, intermittently causing the throttle to not respond. I recommend having your brake...

Hello - the Electronic Power Control (EPC) light is a catch-all of sorts, representing some problem (engine, transmission, wheel speed management - incl. brakes, etc.) that could affect the ability to control power to any wheel on the vehicle. The...

Hi there - unfortunately, this is not a service YourMechanic offers at this time. Thanks for thinking of us though!

Hi, it is possible that the compressor needs replacing, however, it can make a clicking noise if the system is low on refrigerant. You should never have to add refrigerant to the A/C system, so it sounds like there is...

Many different things can cause a drivetrain noise above 40MPH. The most common are wheel bearings, driveshaft, U-joints, or the differential. If you'd like some assistance with these checks, feel free to contact a qualified technician who will be able...