I have a 1995 Chevy truck that runs great but I think it has a coolant leak, because its overflow box is always empty. I frequently stop in at Kwik Lube to have my water level checked, and they always add coolant to my overflow box.
My 1998 Toyota Camry LE needs a state inspection and oil change so I made an appointment with Firestone Shop. Then they called me my headlight is not straight, it need to corrected for pass the inspection, they also told me I need replace brake shoes, although I don’t have to do that now for passing the inspection, they said it would need replace soon.
I have a 1999 Saturn S series automatic. My problem is that I have engine oil in my radiator, my plugs are fine no water in the oil pan or Trans. Do you have any ideas?
The other day my 2000 Ford Windstar started to shake going uphill at 4000 RPMs. The engine check light started to blink and turned off as soon as the van stopped shaking which coincidentally happened when the RPMs dipped below 4000.
I have a 1995 Mercury Cougar V-8. I have replaced my battery, alternator, spark plugs, and wires clean my mass air sensor and changed fuel filter.
My car pulsates when idling. Runs fine, no lights on, sometimes it is hard to start when warm, starts great when cold.
I have a question about my 1999 Dodge Avenger heater core. This is my first car and my parents want to get rid of it because they think some thing serious is wrong.
I have a 1990 Honda Civic Hatchback Si 1.6 it is hard to start when engine is sitting all-night or day when warm it starts right up.
I have a 1998 GMC Jimmy. I am having no problem getting heat into the vehicle in the cold weather. However, I am having a problem directing the airflow to the floor.
Some 7.4L TBI engines in 1988-89 Chevy/GMC Pickups (mine is a 1988 K3500 with automatic Trans), which run too hot – 240 degrees on hot day, 250-255 when towing.