Q: Headlights won't turn off

If the judge’s daughter is in labor and you are rushing her to the hospital then, yes, you can! But otherwise, you might get a ticket. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards state that you should have an interior mounted mirror...

Hello, it sounds like you have a broken ignition key tumbler. A new tumbler will have to installed since the old one will get destroyed while being removed. Have a qualified mechanic replace your ignition lock assembly (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/ignition-lock-assembly-replacement) to fix...

The average fuel consumption feature is displayed on the multi-information display, and shows you the fuel economy that your car has achieved since the last reset of the feature. To view the average fuel consumption, press the display button on...

Hi there. Most of the time this is caused by a bad brake switch. When the switch does not work the computer cannot tell when you apply the brakes, which will affect the braking and cruise control systems (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/symptoms-of-a-bad-or-failing-cruise-control-brake-release-switch). It...

You should drain it down or have it changed. Over filling oil can cause the engine to get locked up from too much oil in the crankcase. I'd recommend getting some assistance from a certified mechanic who can come and...

Hey there. I would not expect anything in or around the oil pan itself to make rattling noises that might be considered musical. Heat shields for exhaust manifolds and other metal brackets and shielding can make lots of rattling noises,...

Hi there. The oil smoke seen, should have had a bluish tint and did not quickly dissipate. There are several possibilities for engine oil consumption. The most likely cause for your engine, is a failed oil seal in the turbocharger....

Hello, thank you for writing in. The passenger seat airbag is activated similarly to the seat belt light, by weight when someone sits in the seat. The sensor is located inside of the seat frame and will only turn on...

If the gauge is fluctuating "rapidly", it might be a gauge/sensor/wiring electrical fault. The engine temperature can be measured directly using a scan tool or infrared thermometer. If this fluctuation did not occur prior to the cooling system work, it...