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Cars for many years, going back in my family fleet to our 1996 Volvo, always use the reinforced pinch weld locations as noted above. There are...
Wheel alignment...only when you see uneven wear on your tires (you look at the tread occasionally, right?) or the steering wheel pulls to one...
Yours is not a common problem. Anything can go wrong any time, and you have a problem new to us. Please let us know what part failed.
It sounds like the heat pump is working correctly when you're on electric power, but when the engine is running its hot coolant is providing heat...
The blue lights aren't really battery status lights. As we know, they only blink while charging. In the charging port is a green light that is...
Buy a P3 International P4460 Kill-A-Watt EZ Energy Monitor, about $31 from walmart.com. Plug that into the wall, then plug your charger into the...
Tire shops make easy money by claiming you are required to get rebuild kits for the sensors or something like that. I don't know if this is...
2017 with 75k miles. Problem free...well, I just fixed the overhead cabin light by bending the contracts tighter & cleaning them. Battery range...
"The plan is honored at any ASE certified shops and dealers." What does this actually mean? I do not think it means that shops & dealers are...
1) Go elsewhere for the inspection. 2) "car is only driven around 4 times a week" You do not need a battery maintainer (smart trickle charger)...
I would also like to see a 2023+ prime forum. We might be in the market for a 2025, and I'd like to know more about them.
Actually Australia uses 230 volts, 50 Hz. Japan uses 100 volts and either 50 Hz or 60 Hz depending on the region.
There is no such thing as "warranty service." The recommended services shown in your owner's manual can be done at any licensed auto repair shop;...
Andy, I can't think of a reason a 2 year old battery needs to be replaced. Keep an eye on your new one. Dealerships sometimes "fix" things the...
