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I have a 95 Monte Carlo with an odd problem. Every once in awhile (3 time so far this week) it won't start. You can turn the key over, and all the electronics in the car function, air, radio, signals etc, but it doesn't make one single noise.Sometimes it will start up like normal, others it just...

wrote: > I have a 1999 Rodeo with 70K miles on it. Car runs perfectly but > recently the Check Engine light came on. It went off when we bought gas > and vented the gas tank, but a few days later it came back on. Other > than the light being on, the vehicle runs great. Do I...

I've got EXACTLY the same problem! Only thing is that I'm not technically minded, and am pretty clueless as to what to do in the mornings. If you get any answers or ideas off people could you tell me too? I don't ever have the cash to buy parts or new vehicles! cheers Chris Black simon wrote: >...

Hi guys. I've got a 91 Dodge Colt (yeah, it's me again) 200 series and I'm getting some pretty bad squealing from it. It's almost constant now when I'm driving. It just got really bad lately. Anybody know what this might be. I heard something about the alternator belt causing that, but I am...

My lift CV joint has lost its lublication but the car is old and I don't want to replace it until it starts to talk to me. Wondering just what is it going to murmer to me first.

I noticed no/little heat in cabin on my '02 Sebring Cvt Ltd when in idle, so I checked coolant and low and behold it was just a tad below the min. line when cold... to be sure and follow the owners manual I stopped by a Chrysler dealer which graciously offered to top it off for free (to my...

I took my 94 Astro to a local mechanic for some brake work today. I have recently been experiencing intermittent problems with the dashboard instrument panel light not coming on when I turned on the headlamps. The instruments, including speedometer/odometer are mechanical. The instrument panel...

My 91 mazda protege comes in a 4 disc brake variation. My mechanic replaced the brakes about 6 months ago, and the handbrake stopped working ever since. He told me that all I need to do is keep on pulling on the handbrake up and down and eventually it will self-adjust. Looked on forums, talked to...

I am confused as to what to do when I am driving on an icy road and start to skid. I have looked at several books on driving on this matter. Some writers say to turn the wheel in the same direction that the rear wheels are skidding. Some writers say to turn the steering wheel in the direction you...

Hi Everyone, I wanted to buy a windmill aerator for my pond but they start at $800.00 which is insane. I was thinking about bolting some blades onto a smog (air) pump off a car and attaching air tubing to the output and running this into the pond. I would then mount the pump with blades on a...

How about just changing the filter at 3k? The oil cost more than the filter. If the oil is not worn out but just dirty, would changing just the filter make sense? Adding new oil lost from the filter would also refresh the additives.

This is sort of a follow up to an earlier question regarding my parent's 94 Chyrsler minivan stalling problem. If I wanted to clean the throttle body on this vehicle (removed from the engine), what's the proper way to clean it? I figure cleaning the throttle body itself with kerosene is OK...

My fault, sorta. previous owner shredded the heck out of the bleeder screw, and left me with a rounded nub. I tried vice grips without joy. So I applied some heat, then tried again. Sheared it right off. (Of course.. alloy screw but steel caliper..) Should I even try to drill it and use a bolt...