
Car issues
For whatever reason, my journey is overheating. I just replaced the entire front suspension, 4 new tires, new starter and new intake. I give up.

For whatever reason, my journey is overheating. I just replaced the entire front suspension, 4 new tires, new starter and new intake. I give up.
Hello gentlemen, I just purchased a 2012 mustang. It has the calculator radio. May I ask if anyone here has used the carplay tablet mod?
I am figuring out which step is financially correct and long term use. A carplay integrated install replacing the calculator or should I preserve the 2012 beauty of the Stang and opt for a carplay tablet?
My goal is for long term use
To install a carplay tablet it only plug and play for 80 bucks it has carplay, reverse camera and dash cam. (Not sure how long it lasts tho)
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A professional installed kenwood with integrated carplay and reverse camera.
Please help a brother out. Thank you
Just got this car, went to change oil, and I see the gear showing. Don’t know much about cars, but I’m pretty sure it’s a transmission gear, so I have no idea if part of the gearbox cover got sheared off, if so, is there anything I could do short of having to replace the transmission? The car runs pretty well, it’s not slipping gears, and I don’t know where to go from here. I have a manual for the car, but the website is a piece of shit and I can’t access it right now. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
Hey r/StupidCarQuestions,
I have a Hyundai Elantra VIN # 5NPD84LF1LH552440.
A while ago, I started getting the check break light. When I started getting it, I filled up my break fluid with DOT 3.
That made it go away for a while, but now it showed up again yesterday. It's gone again today.
I've made sure that the parking break is disengaged.
When it does show up, the car icon highlights the back wheel of the passenger side.
Any idea of what could be wrong?
I don't have a car jack with me and the dealership is closed today.
If I can get a jack, advice on what to check would be appreciated.
I went out to my car and found this hanging from it. I have to work today but am planning to take it in as soon as I can. Any ideas on what it may be in the meanwhile? I drive a honda civic and don’t have any maintenance lights on at the moment
UPDATE: I was able to have a mechanic meet me for a repair. I believe he said its from the serpentine belt and it was melted due to the heat. Thanks for the input!
Accidentally backed into something.
Sorry for the weird image linking, couldn’t figure out how to share it properly.
It is a bit pricy, but that’s the aussie car market for you, it’s a round bout 16,000aud which is 11,000usd but I could get it way down.
Edit: forgot to add that it has 240,000km or about 150k miles but I talked to the guy and he said he did most of the engine work about 1500km ago (1000miles)
Context, I drive an automatic 2000 Toyota sienna with 360k miles on it. It was a gift from my in-laws that they gave to us earlier this year after I totaled my car on black ice. They took very good care of it, my father-in-law used to work on cars and stuff so he would change the oil himself with thicker oil or something after it passed 150-200k miles or something like that (whatever’s better for the car idk) and he fixed up a bunch of the issues that they had grown used to before handing it over, like dash lights not working, seatbelts jamming regularly, etc, so it’s in much nicer condition than it would’ve have been if not for him.
Issue: this summer every morning before work when I go to start the car, the temp gauge is below C, and this isn’t the gauge being wrong either, because when the A/C kicks in the second the car is on it is COLD. Now if this was the only thing I would just chalk it up to it getting colder at night, and also I’m not complaining, I like immediate A/C. However, it gets a little concerning when my car is left out in the sun all day at work, let’s say it’s 90 degrees outside all day, and I come back to it at the end of the day (bout 10 hours later, I work 4 day weeks, 10 hour days) the interior of the van is at least 5-10 degrees warmer on the inside than outside (still 90 degrees) and the temp gauge is BACK DOWN BELOW C AND BLOWING COLD AIR INSTANTLY. So is this too good to be true or do I need to get this checked out??
Additional notes: There is seemingly not a single other thing potentially wrong with the car as far as I can tell, engine sounds and feels great, park brake works, brake pads feel good, like I can’t find a single other thing that could be wrong
I drive a 2026 mercedez cla 250, today I accidentally went over a low curb and scratched the entire bottom right side of the car, there aren’t any visible damages but I took photos and the entire bottom is pretty much scratched. Ive attached the photos below. If anybody has insight on what I should do and if I should get this fixed please let me know!!!!
I’ve had my 2019 Hyundai Sonata Limited for about 4 months and everything has been perfect until now. Out of nowhere, I started getting these sensor light notifications on my dash, all my fluids are up to date. They all show up at once, one after the other, about a minute after I start the car, every time. Does anyone know what it could be?
I’ve had this incessant sound happening in the front end of my car for awhile now, and I’m just trying to get help identifying the cause.
It should be noted as well when the car is in gear (even if not moving) there is a rattling tin can sound that worsens with acceleration. As soon as the car is put in park the rattling stops.
Reddit users, please help. I have my driving test in a few days, and I’m worried that if it’s supposed to have two reverse lights, I’ll get turned away from my driving test. I’ve searched it multiple times and it says that it’s supposed to only have one but the more I think about it, I’m getting confused because every other car I’ve seen has two reversed lights. Can anyone tell me if my specific make and model is supposed to have two or one reverse light ? 2023 Volkswagen Polo
I parked my car in a secure parking space overnight. Went to move the car the next morning and noticed this dent/scrape on the bonnet of my car. I have lodged a claim with my insurance and am currently trying to get in touch with the buildings nearby for any CCTC footage. I'm trying to figure out what could've caused this kind of damage. Looks like someone may have done it on purpose :( Also, how much would it cost to get something like this repaired? (Location NSW Australia)
Hi,
I had my car parked outside. It’s about 100 degrees here. Went to get in my car and whole back of my window is blurry.
What do I do? I don’t feel like this a dealership problem but maybe it is
I’m not sure if it’s just me but it doesn’t seem to make a difference.
I crack the windows like an inch (no shade for to park in) and it’s still melt your skin off hot when you open the door and get a face full hell.
Would a sun shade help much, or should I just suffer?
So my first car I’ve had for about 3/4 months a 2007 Hyundai Veracruz with 280,000 miles on it and drove fine to my knowledge fine. The transmission blew and in total with labor and warranty is 2,500. I also have an offer from a mechanic friend who will sell an 2011 Toyota Camry with 200,000 miles on it and drives fine what do I do?
i have a ‘25 honda crv hybrid sport, and a peach milkshake (with chunks) was spilled on the driver door and it got into the window housing, inside handle, and window switches. best to just throughly rinse out the door panel through the window housing and dry or should i just take the door panel off to make sure it’s fully clean?
don’t want to take the door panel off if unnecessary, but also don’t want potentially rotting peach chunks in my door in the florida heat 🤢