Q: Car leaking antifreeze

Turning on the air conditioning couldn’t be easier. Simply press the A/C button, which you’ll find in the climate control cluster on the center console. A light will illuminate on the button confirming that the air conditioning has turned on....

Your Altima has a traction control system that’s responsible for providing assistance during certain types of driving. The Slip indicator light should blink at certain times. If the vehicle stability control system is operating (actively assisting with handling), you’ll see...

Hello. You will need to check the computer by scanning it to see if codes (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-to-read-and-understand-check-engine-light-codes-by-jason-unrau) for no start are stored in memory. Have the fuel pressure tested and ignition system tested for proper fuel to the injectors (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-injector-replacement) and...

Hi there - the VDC switch (labeled "VDC ON (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/what-does-the-vehicle-dynamic-control-off-indicator-light-mean-on-the-dash-by-una-s_29187)") should be just above the slot for the key fob on your vehicle. THe VDC light being on means this system - Vehicle Stability Control - is "on" and functioning...

Check the fuses on the inside the panel in the cab. Look for any blown fuses and replace the fuses with new ones. If the fuses are good, then there could be an electrical issue within the cab. Look for...

Although we would need to confirm using your VIN number, the required valve cover in your application appears to be part #: BMW-11127552281. The required BMW Eccentric Shaft Sensor (Valvetronic) is part #: VDO-S119565001Z. These OEM parts can be installed...

Hi there. In order to provide you with an estimate to have your valve cover gasket, we'll need to receive a bit more information about your vehicle and location. Please click this link (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/valve-cover-gasket-replacement) and then click the Get a...

This part is normally located behind the timing cover and is mounted to the camshaft. It is possible that the timing belt will need to be removed in order to access it.

It is certainly possible that something could have gone wrong during the repair. The best thing to do in this situation is to return to the mechanic who did the repairs and ask them to give your vehicle as second...