Q: Gear problems

Anyone who’s ever used a radio in their life knows that reception can sometimes be a tricky thing. Here are the factors that affect the reception in your car: Distance: The farther you are from the radio station physically, the...

Hello! Weak steering and suspension components have a tendency to clunk and make a lot of noise as the vehicle shifts weight balance. This is accelerating, decelerating and going over bumps. Weak control arm bushings, worn brake pad hardware, and...

Hello there. Random electrical faults such as this are usually pretty rare. With this many faults and systems affected, it points to only a few possible causes. The most likely would be a body control module, wiring short, or a...

Hello, thanks for writing in. I'd be happy to provide my insight. The cam position actuator is an engine component that is responsible for phasing the camshafts and altering the timing. It works using oil pressure, so you are good...

You can check a couple of things. I believe it is the fan that went out but, if your fan is working, I would check the hoses while the car is at operating temperature and to see if the hoses...

Hello. If the fuel pump is loud then that can mean that it is failing. I have also had many fuel pumps make noise for quite some time without having any issues. The only way to know for sure would...

Hi - all of these codes relate to worn camshaft timing components (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/how-long-does-a-timing-chain-last) (timing chain, guides, tensioner, etc.), which are likely worn out and require replacement. P0018 and P0020 describe camshaft/crankshaft "out-of-time" conditions, which are usually caused by worn timing...

There are several possible reasons for a vehicle to crank and not start (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-is-not-starting-inspection). A bad fuel pump, clogged fuel filter, faulty injectors, bad ecu, failed ignition coil, or a malfunctioning sensor. It will first be necessary to figure out...

The problem sound like your belt is either slipping from the belt is too loose or is oversized. Check to see if the belt is loose. You may have incorrect belt or tensioner is not holding belt tight enough.