Q: Car making noise like something is loose.

Hi, it sounds like you may have a injector that is shorted to ground or an injector cable that is shorted. You can test them with an ohm meter. I would suggest getting a mechanic, such as one from YourMechanic,...

The majority of intermediate shaft failures is caused by debris getting into the bearings. Opinions vary but I'm of the opinion that if you want to prolong the life of that bearing as well as the entire engine, DO NOT...

A whirring noise is actually a common symptom of a failing fuel pump (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/fuel-pump-replacement). You can rule the power steering pump in or out just by disconnecting power steering belt. Obviously, if the noise remains the same with pump disconnected,...

Hello, thanks for writing in about your Chrysler Town & Country. The book time for this is 2.6 hours. This time does not include testing. If you need to have your starter replaced (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/starter-replacement), consider YourMechanic, as one of our...

The ignition switch is going to be the most common failure for the ignition loosing contact in the run position of the switch. If you can hold the ignition in a position toward start position and can keep it running...

If the radiator cap has failed (i.e. it doesn't hold the specified pressure built up in the cooling system when the car is running), the cap will prematurely open while the car is running and coolant will flow into the...

Hi there. Thanks for writing into YourMechanic.com about your Ford Explorer. It's possible that you have a transmission speed sensor or other sensor that is sending inaccurate information to the ECU, or you have a mechanical issue inside the transmission....

Normally, there is a cerial number on the engine block. I would recommend locating this number and entering it in online to determine where the engine was made. The difference is usually where the engine was manufactured.

The support bracket is a structural element and therefore must be installed to maintain proper alignment of the alternator. However, as far as its temporary omission being a possible cause of the no start, it has nothing to do with...