If you have no heat in your car or truck or maybe the heater is even blowing cold air, there could be a few different causes. This article lists 4 common reasons why there is no heat in your car.
The 4th generation Chevy C/K 1500 truck existed from 1998 to 2002 and veered off into the 1st gen Chevy Silverado line for the 1999 model year. While it lasted for a long time for good reasons, it also ran into common problems. Here’s a list of 5 common problems of the 4th gen Chevy truck.
The GMC Yukon, formerly known as the Jimmy, is a popular SUV that has existed since the 1992 model year. While there are many generations with their own typical issues, this post reviews the 5 most common GMC Yukon problems of the 3rd generation, years 2007 to 2014, including its XL and Denali variants.
A 3rd generation Jeep Grand Cherokee with problems like a coolant leak from the front of the engine, an engine that will turn over but won’t start, or problems with the ignition switch are all common issues with this generation. While there is nothing particularly wrong with the 3rd gen Jeep Grand Cherokee, all vehicles have their common problems. This article reviews the top 5 most common problems with the 2005 to 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
The Toyota Corolla is a popular model that has existed for a long time. While Toyota is known for its reliability, every car model has its own common problems, including the 9th gen Corolla. Here are the top problems with the 9th generation Toyota Corolla, years 2002 to 2008.
If your car door is squeaking, sagging, or creaking, it’s time to inspect the door hinges. This article explains how to check the condition of your car door hinge, what to do depending on the condition of your car door hinge, and how to fix a squeaky car door by lubricating the hinges.
Multimeters, also known as voltmeters and ohmmeters, are multi-purpose instruments that can help test and diagnose the condition and charge of electrical components. There are expensive and inexpensive multimeters that are capable of different functions and settings. This article describes how to use a digital multimeter and how to set up some of its different functions to check voltage (volts), circuits, continuity, resistance (ohms), and current/amperage (amps).