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The headlamp is typically removed after lifting the hood and accessing the back side of the lamp assembly. The headlamp bulb is normally a twist lock design and you access the back side of the bulb from inside the engine hood compartment (not from the outside of the car). For a local garage that...

If you haven't had a new set of spark plug wires installed in the last 10 years, I recommend you do that first and see how the truck runs then. The most probable cause is an engine ignition misfire due to bad spark plug wires or wire connections. The problem should be worse when your trying to...

If you haven't had a new set of spark plug wires installed in the last 10 years, I recommend you do that first and see how the truck runs then. The most probable cause is an engine ignition misfire due to bad spark plug wires or wire connections. The problem should be worse when your trying to...

First check with your Honda dealer because I think they'll tell you that even in Chicago, your new Honda already has all the rust protection it needs and that additional after market rust protection can actually plug up the drain holes in your doors and body, and even cause rust in some...

Do a spark check test to see if you need a new distributor and ignitor: http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?PageId=470&LineCode=BK&PartNumber=7002456&Description=Electronic+Ignition+Spark+Tester

Have the Ford dealer remove the transmission pan to inspect its contents for excessive wear debris. They will change the transmission filter and refill with new fluid. If you still have problems, they will most likely recommend a new remanufactured transmission (NOT a "rebuilt" transmission to...

Do yourself a favor and have the problem diagnosed at a GM dealer. They have the best chance of knowing the particular problems your Buick has and all the recalls and technical service bulletins on the problems. Paying $100 for a good diagnosis will be well worth it rather than wasting the money...

Do yourself a favor and have the problem diagnosed at a GM dealer. They have the best chance of knowing the particular problems your Buick has and all the recalls and technical service bulletins on the problems. Paying $100 for a good diagnosis will be well worth it rather than wasting the money...

It's simple. If the battery is over 4 years old, you need a new one!

It's time for a new car. It's not worth fixing your car if your transmission is likely to fail soon (over 130,000 miles on an automatic transmission)

Check out http://www.JCWhitney.com for your make year model

It's under the Toyota warranty, so on Monday you can go into the Toyota dealer to get it fixed for free.

It's under the Toyota warranty, so on Monday you can go into the Toyota dealer to get it fixed for free.

If you temporarily disconnect the blower electrical connector, does the fuse still blow out? If so, you've got an intermittent short circuit along that wiring leading to the blower motor. If not, you may have a bad blower motor assuming your sure that your using the correct size fuse. You could...

If the car is almost 10 years old, you'd be very wise in my opinion not to replace the compressor and just drive the car with the windows open for good ventilation. Older car A/C compressors are not worth replacing when it's all said and done.

If the car is almost 10 years old, you'd be very wise in my opinion not to replace the compressor and just drive the car with the windows open for good ventilation. Older car A/C compressors are not worth replacing when it's all said and done.

Only remove one CV half- shaft at a time. Don't remove the second shaft before you've replaced one shaft on the other side. You can't do this job based on your car repair experience you describe. I would temporarily use public transportation to get to my job and plan on buying a newer used car.

If the battery is POSITIVELY know good, then you either have bad battery cable connections at the battery (remove and clean with the wire brush below), or you have bad battery cables, or you have a bad starter solenoid on the starter motor...

No possible damage to the car. Go ahead and insert the undies into the air intake. Be happy.

Look up your make year model in the Chiltons and Motors manuals at your local library.