I have a 1998 Toyota RAV4 that has 120k miles on it. I have not had any problems with it until recently. When I take a curve regardless of speed and hit a small crack bump it feels like the back end wants to come out from under me.
My GM dealer has recommended a complete fuel system service on my 2004 automobile that has 30,000 miles. My question to you is whether this is a necessary step or is there an additive, I can add to my fuel system to clean it?
I have a few bottles of motor oil, power steering fluid and anti freeze that are more than a year old. What should I do with them, how should I store them, and how long do they last on the shelf?
My 1997 Ford Mustang has 184,000 miles on it. According to the previous owner, it still has its original engine. Should I be concerned about this right now?
Last week, my car 1994 Nissan Altima GXE stopped completely, due to starter problem. I took my car to one of the auto mechanic he put a new starter.
My 2001 Ford Taurus within the past week and a half has decided to idle rough. The transmission fluid, oil, power steering fluid, and coolant all appear to be fine.
What type of fuel do I use for my 2000 Honda Passport? It has 85,000 miles.
My car has just been towed into the mechanic for a diagnosis because the car would not start. I had a mobile mechanic to check and after like 5 hours, he said that the cylinder 2 in the compression is too low.
I am retired and must do my own repair work. My 2001 Toyota Sienna Van 3.0 Liter, 4 Speed AT has 94,000 miles and showing a DTC Code of P1155 O2 sensor heating element.
I recently purchased a 2004 Jeep Certified Grand Cherokee SE 4.0L with 6 cylinders and 30,000 miles. I have only had this vehicle for 1 month and it has been back to the dealer 3 times for the same problem.