Common Problems, Issues, Recalls, and Reliability

• Charging system may stop working due to fuseable link

  The 80 amp fusible link for the charging system can fail and is often overlooked when diagnosing a charging system that is not working. Our technicians recommend to make sure this fusible link is OK before replacing any charging system components.

• The Clutch May Failure Prematurely

  The clutch may fail prematurely or cause a buzzing type noise from the dash area. It has been recommended by some that a high quality aftermarket replacement clutch may provide increased longevity over a clutch purchased from the dealer.

2011 Questions and Answers

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  For a couple months now I have had this clunk sound coming from the front end of my vehicle. This sound only happens when the car has been parked for a little while, and after reversing when I driv..

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2011 Maintenance and Repair

• Causes of Engine Vibration
• How To Use a Battery Charger
• Exhaust Smell Understanding Where The Problem Lies
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Hydraulic Lifter
• How To Repair a Tire Valve
• How To Use a Trickle Charger on your
• Exhaust Manifold Leak Repair Cost: Average Prices To Expect
• Average Brake Repair Cost for Each Brake Problem
• Tips for Recharging your Battery
• Most Common Signs That Your Needs a Transmission Flush
• Burning Smell from - Understand What is Happening
• Causes of Engine Knock
• The Best Battery Brand To Use for Lasting Performance
• Tire Companies To Avoid
• Tire Alignment: How To Know When You Need It
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Engine Speed Sensor
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Head Gasket
• How To Repair Hail Damage
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Coil Pack
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Alternator
• Most Common Transmission Problems
• Using Nitrogen for Tire Inflation: Advantages Disadvantages
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Distributor
• Symptoms of Fried Piston Rings
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Coolant Temperature Sensor
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Radial Tires
• How To Reset The Tire Pressure Sensor Correctly
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Ecu
• Common Oil Pump Failure Symptoms
• My Smells: 7 Tips for Getting Rid of Bad Auto Odors
• Acrylic Car Paint: Understanding The Pros and Cons
• Understand Brake Noise for a Proper Diagnosis
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Mass Airflow Sensor
• Waxing Temperature - Understanding The Best Time To Wax Your Car
• How To Tell If Its Time for a Engine Rebuild
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Throttle Position Sensor
• Signs Your has a Faulty Transmission Filter
• Windshield Repair Quote: Average Prices On Common Repairs
• How To Tell When a Brake Rotors Need To Be Replaced
• What Happens If Your Runs Out of Engine Oil
• How To Repair a Aluminum Radiator
• Chrome Rim Repair: a How To Guide
• Average Tire Puncture Repair Cost
• The Best Way To Polish Paint: Two Methods To Consider
• Causes of White Exhaust Smoke
• What Should a Full Detailing Service Include
• What Does It Mean If You Have a Low Oil Pressure At Idle
• Wax Formula - Understanding What Its Made Of
• Polish and Wax: Are They The Same Which Comes First
• Understanding When You Should Wax Your : Hot or Cold Temperature
• Paint Types Pros and Cons of Each
• How To Mix Paint Properly So The Color Spreads Evenly
• Clear Coat Car Paint - Understanding The Pros and Cons
• How To Apply Paint Primer Correctly
• Spray Painting Techniques for a Proper Coat
• Windshield Scratch Repair: a How To Guide
• A Routine Maintenance Schedule Based On Engine Mileage
• Buyers Guide: Oil Free or Oil Air Compressor
• What To Do If You Start To Get Brake Smell
• Causes of Blue Exhaust Smoke
• When Should You Turn your Brake Rotors
• How To Repair a Leaking Gas Tank
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Manifold Pressure Sensor
• How To Tell If You Have a Faulty Oxygen Sensor
• What Happens If Your Runs Out of Coolant
• How Often Should You Replace Your Radiator Fluid
• Radiator Fluid: What To Use What To Avoid
• Repair: How To Use Radiator Sealant
• Radiator Repair: 3 Soldering Tips for Proper Restoration
• Average Radiator Repair Costs: Dont Get Scammed
• Signs of a Worn Out Engine Bearing
• Causes of Lifter Tick
• How To Bleed a Radiator: An Auto Diy Maintenance Guide
• Tire Repair: Tire Patch Vs Plug
• Types of Brake Pads To Be Aware of
• Pros and Cons of a High Flow Air Filter
• Benefits of Changing Your Air Filter
• Common Problems Associated With Fully Synthetic Oil
• What Is The Difference Between a Synthetic Oil and Conventional Oil
• How Often Should You Clean and Condition Leather Seats
• How Oil Change Affects Gas Mileage
• Advantages That New Tires Give Your
• How To Prevent a Spark Plug Blow Out Ignition: Problems Solved
• Copper Spark Plugs Vs Iridium and Platinum: Understand for Top Performance
• How To Fix a Power Steering Hose Leak
• Essential Power Steering Parts and What They Do
• How To Get Rid of a Mildew Smell
• Battery or Alternator How To Tell Where The Problem Lies
• Everything You Need To Know About Brake Fluid
• Weird Air Conditioner Smell: What It Means and How To Fix It