Common 2nd Gen GMC Envoy problems include issues starting, intermittent electrical problems, and a defective thermostat. Every vehicle has its common faults, and these are the 5 most common problems owners have found for the 2nd generation GMC Envoy, years 2002 to 2009.
A car window that squeaks every time you open or close it can be really annoying. This mostly happens when the lubricant that came with the car window wears off after some time. Other times, it’s caused by rubber seals that are full of debris. Here’s a step-by-step guide that will teach you how to easily diagnose and fix a squeaky car window.
A 2nd gen Cadillac SRX with problems like the headlights or sunroof leaking is common for this generation. Many vehicles come with their own set of problems. Here’s the top 5 problems owners have reportedly found on the 2010 to 2015 Cadillac SRX.
Some common 1998 to 2012 Ford Ranger problems include issues with the transmission and oxygen sensors (or O2 sensor). While the Ranger is a classic compact truck, each generation has its own common problems. We review the top 5 issues on the 3rd generation of Rangers, years 1998 to 2012, and what you can do to find and fix some of them yourself.
If you hear your car chirping or squealing, it could be from a worn belt or belt tensioner. Find out what belt tensioners are, what they do, and how to tell if yours is bad and is causing a chirping noise from the engine with these tips.
The brake lights are crucial for driver safety. If your brake lights won’t turn off or on, there is usually a problem with the brake light switch. There are a couple of different parts to inspect, and this article will explain what to generally look for and how to fix it yourself, which may be easy depending on the vehicle and what’s causing the brake lights to not turn off.
If you have a blinker or turn signal blinking fast, there is an easy solution that almost any car owner can do. You may need a screwdriver or ratchet to remove the screws from the tail light or all you may need is a pair of gloves. All you need to do is change the brake light bulb.
Check out the video below around 0:33 to see the comparison of a turn signal flashing fast and a turn sign flashing at a normal rate.