Diagnosing Car Problems

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By JohnnyFlex 1 comments
I think almost Everybody has a car, suv, motorcycles, truck, all related to automotive and so on. sometime, the car parts also gives up. So, what can you do about it?.. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 20 comments
If you notice braking problems, the first thing you should do is bring your car to a capable mechanic. Although many things can cause brake problems and brake failure, you can identify some of the possible causes yourself. Below are some general ... more »
By torque63 0 comments
You went to the auction and bought a car, most auctions won't start a car even if there are keys for it. They are sold as is, where is and now it's yours. I will show you how to diagnose it and narrow down the problems... more »
By missforty 3 comments
Vehicles often give off odors and smells that help to indicate that something is wrong with the car or truck. What are these smells and how can they give us clues as to what could need a car repair?.. more »
By eHow Cars Editor 8 comments
Some automotive problems are accompanied by a distinct odor. Use this chart to diagnose the source of any odd smells in your car... more »
By torque63 1 comments
Got a clunk or rattle in your transfer case, maybe 4wd doesn't work anymore. Does it "Row Hop" around corners? I will show you how to disassemble a Jeep transfer case... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
When a vehicle battery won’t maintain a charge, it’s possible that you’re dealing with a parasitic draw. Testing the battery is the only way to find out. To find a parasitic battery drain, use the process of elimination to narrow down the problem... more »
By torque63 0 comments
Everybody that owns a car will eventually need repair or maintenance. I will give you some tips on how you can save some money on those repairs... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 5 comments
Except for gasoline and windshield wiper solution, the fluids in your car shouldn't get used up or go anywhere. If you notice that any are low, there's a good possibility of a leak... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Misplaced strut mounts can wear on a tire and cause a dangerous blowout. Replacing the strut mounts after a blowout requires a fair amount of time, but you can do it yourself if you have any experience with auto repair. The mount is located 8 to ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
The Chevy Silverado comes with either a V6 or V8 engine, and it is important to keep the vehicle running properly to get the most out of these powerful engines. A compression test is an easy way to find out what is wrong inside of the engine ... more »
By Scriber57 1 comments
Do your wheels wobble as you drive? You may need new bearings installed. You can do it yourself by following these steps... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
Oil is as important to your car's engine as blood is to your body. The engine oil lubricates, cools and cleans the engine. The oil light will go on for only two reasons: either the oil is low or the oil pump has stopped pumping. In both cases, ... more »
By smilesatme1 1 comments
Repairing your car can cost you more than what you paid with your new car, if you cannot find a certified mechanic for repair or an honest one. Search for qualified car mechanic so that you can get what you paid for in fixing your car. It might ... more »
By jocelyn1215moon 0 comments
Outstanding characteristics of our programming system are: 1. The current odometer reading is decoded and shown in the LCD display 2. Easy self explanitory operation by clear menu guidance 3. Backlit display makes working possible ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 5 comments
If your car won't start due to a dead or low battery or a broken starter, you can push-start it in just a few minutes. Try the following methods to get it rolling again... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 10 comments
Your car's thermostat allows coolant to circulate when the engine is warmed up and should be closed when the engine is cold so that the car can warm up faster. It's a fairly inexpensive part that's replaced easily, but when it fails, your car can ... more »
By torque63 0 comments
Rear window doesn't defrost like it should, I will show you how to easily diagnose it and repair it... more »
By torque63 0 comments
Alcohol doesn't have as many BTU's as gasoline, and it doesn't perform the same. I will show you how to test your fuel for alcohol content... more »
By torque63 0 comments
I'm going to show you a short cut on how to time a 2.2 liter Mopar engine timing belt without removing the lower timing cover... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 1 comments
Since the late 1980s Lincoln has been using air suspension in their premium line of automobiles. This innovation in automobile comfort has created a whole new line of maintenance for luxury cars. As the under car environment is harsh, modern ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
It's not easy to troubleshoot your car problems but it is a good idea to know what is wrong with your car before bringing it in to a mechanic. Plus, you can save money if you can repair the problem yourself... more »
By Randy 1 comments
This article is about auto diagnostics and some ways to avoid getting in over your head. I am an ASE (Automotive service excellence) trained auto techinican with over 18 years of onthe job experience repairing and diagnosing cars and light trucks ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 19 comments
There are a number of things that can go wrong with your car's cooling system, causing the engine to run warmer than it should. The following is a list of things that are easily checked at home by the do-it-yourselfer, and can always add to your ... more »
By eHow Cars Editor 0 comments
Fuel injectors can cause a whole host of problems that can lead to major engine damage if not diagnosed and replaced or repaired as soon as possible. To diagnose a fuel injector problem you need a keen sense of your vehicle, a little time and ... more »