Q: How do I turn on the daytime running lights?

You should install the brake cable before installing the brake caliper. You may have to turn in the caliper again to get it back over the rotor when installing it. If you want to have this done for you, a...

Wheel bearings can be difficult to locate which of the four is making the noise. I've spent to much time crawling around a car while another technicians drives attempting to figure out which bearing is making the noise. You can...

Hi there - Chevy produced the Camaro with half a dozen different engines for 2011 (both V6s and V8s). The good news is that these engines are shared across virtually all GM vehicles. The 8th digit of your vehicle identification...

Hello. You may still want to have a diagnostic troubleshooting code scan performed on the vehicle. Not all issues will automatically trigger a warning light. However, there may be mechanical issues to blame for this. You will want to take...

Hi there. There are ground wires in the dash that need to be checked that are related to the instrument panel. See if the ground wires are tight and free of corrosion. Then check the battery cables for that they...

Hello - the lifter noise and loss of power are, I believe 2 separate issues. The noisy lifter problem (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/my-truck-has-a-knocking-noise-from-a-bad-lifter) is somewhat common on this engine - sometimes caused by poor oil supply (oil sludging). The loss of power (https://www.yourmechanic.com/question/power-loss)...

Hi there - the P0400 (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/p0400-obd-ii-trouble-code-exhaust-gas-recirculation-flow-malfunction-by-jay-safford) code you have suggests a problem with the Exhaust Gas Recirculation system of your car. Given your mileage, this malfunction could be a clogged EGR valve or tube, solenoid or leaking exhaust gas tube....

Hello. We will be happy to assist you. The issue your vehicle is having will be best pinpointed by technician. I suggest that you have a technician perform an inspection of your four wheel drive system to help find the...

Hi there. When you feel vibrations in multiple driving conditions, it's typically an indication of worn out motor mounts or a vacuum leak somewhere in the engine compartment. The best way to have this issue correctly diagnosed is to have...