Q: Getting codes for misfires and a failed heat sensor

In my experience I would recheck the fuel pump again since if it fixed the problem only a short period of time, then the new part may be defective. The fuel pressure test would let you know if it is...

If you have fluid leaking from under the dash on the passenger side, the heater core is leaking. This part will require replacement in order to get heat to function properly again. Sometimes this can be replaced by removing only...

There is still a ground path problem from the engine to the instrument cluster, whether through the chassis or not. Might be worth running a new ground wire directly from the engine block to the ground connector on the instrument...

Hi, thanks for writing in. In order to determine which parts are compatible for your Suzuki vehicle, I would recommend consulting with your local Suzuki dealership (http://www.suzukiauto.com/Contact.aspx). They will be the best suited to tell you which modules are compatible...

Hi there. From the description you have provided, your vehicle's losing speed and Thermo Light and Check Engine Light coming on are probably all related. It could be that the thermostat is stuck closed (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/thermostat-replacement), not allowing the coolant/antifreeze to...

Hi there. Check the fuel filter and the fuel water separator for if they are old and need changed. Check the fuel water separator for a valve on the bottom and if there is a valve, if you can open...

Hi there. When this occurs on this transmission it is almost always due to an internal issue with the transmission. The most common issue I have seen is a failure in the front sprag assembly. When this assembly fails the...

The first thing I would look for is air leaks. Your car uses an air flow meter to measure all the air going into the engine. The controller uses this information to decide how much fuel to inject. If there...

Overheating can damage the cooling system thermostat which, in turn, will cause continued overheating. Consequently, testing and replacing the thermostat (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/thermostat-replacement) should be among the repairs to consider. The burst hose, that is the coolant leak you first observed, could...