Henry Roberts 
Chevy Equinox is one of the most popular compact SUVs and an excellent vehicle to drive until it displays an engine power reduced message. Engine power reduced Chevy Equinox indicates a serious problem with throttle system that activates limp mode. This error message can also come on due to a leak heater core, faulty O2 sensor, damaged ECU, or frozen … Continue Reading
Check DRL (daytime running light) system is a common problem for Acura MDX users that mostly occurs after replacing factory DRL with LEDs. Check DRL system Acura MDX indicates burn-out DRL, damaged wire, blown fuse, failed DRL module, or corroded system. This warning message also indicates that system detects OEM bulbs with less resistance. Though this annoying message isn’t concerning, … Continue Reading
A functional parking aid system in Ford vehicles makes the car extremely convenient to manoeuvre particularly when reversing up and parallel parking. But like other systems, parking aids can sometimes malfunction and trigger parking aid fault service required warning message. The error message can appear due to a dirty or blocked sensor, damaged wires, faulty park aid control module, or … Continue Reading
Starting disabled service throttle massage indicates serious failure of a throttle control system. Your vehicle can also display this error message due to a bad battery, faulty accelerator position sensor, or damaged ECU. Don’t continue driving the vehicle after having this warning message as it can trigger limp mode and turn off the engine suddenly. Instead, slowly drive the vehicle … Continue Reading
Sway bar links are important part of the suspension system and are used to keep the vehicle stable during cornering. But can you drive without sway bar links? You can drive straight without sway bar links. But if you remove the sway bar link, it’ll affect your driving conditions at high speed, while cornering or making tight turns. Though you … Continue Reading
A car engine can make various noises including humming, droning, growling, or rattling temporarily during start due to plenty of reasons. If your car engine rattles on startup then goes away, it can be a result of a faulty timing chain, bad exhaust system, loose brackets, or damaged oil filter. You can keep driving for a while with engine rattling … Continue Reading
Bypassing the heater core can be a cost efficient and time-saving decision, but it brings plenty of consequences. Some key side effects of bypassing heater core are engine overheating, and the passenger cabin will not become warm. The defogger won’t work. You can continue driving the vehicle with a bad heater core after bypassing it. But you should repair or … Continue Reading
Engine knocking is one of the common noises that the car makes during start-up due to age, wrong oil, faulty parts, or cold temperatures. So, if your car engine knock on startup then goes away, you have to consider plenty of things to fix the problem. In the first attempt, make sure you are using high-quality engine oil with the … Continue Reading
Mercedes car’s SRS system controls airbags, safety belts, and other safety features. When the computer detects a malfunction in the SRS system, it activates the SRS light. If you experience an SRS malfunction Mercedes car won’t start problem, it can be the result of a damaged battery, steering locks, or faulty alternator. You’ll need an advanced scanning tool to diagnose … Continue Reading
Nothing is more frustrating than refilling a car’s tank and experiencing stalling while expecting a new start. If your car stalls after getting gas, it can be the result of silly mistakes like putting wrong or low-quality fuel or refilling an empty tank. It can also be the result of damaged parts like the EVAP purge valve, evap canister, and … Continue Reading