Diagnosing Car Problems
Diagnosing car problems may seem like a daunting task but it's doable with a little know-how. Diagnosing car problems becomes easier once you understand what to look for. In this section you'll find articles dedicated to diagnosing car problems.
How Do I Know When My Car Needs To Be Realigned?
How Do I Get Rid of a Dead Animal Smell in My Car?
The Most Common Noises Your Car Makes (And What They Mean)
8 Signs to Identify Bad Fuel Pump Symptoms
All You Need to Know About Bad Alternator vs Bad Battery
How to Diagnose and Fix a Brake Fluid Leak
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There's a debate raging amongst two bitterly divided sets of car buffs: Are older cars more reliable -- or are modern cars easier to fix? The answer: Both.
By Josh Clark
The idea an airtight car might initially seem appealing. After all, it would likely be very quiet inside and water tight, too. But is an airtight car really a good (or safe) idea?
It seems that most modern cars -- with a few high-performance exceptions -- are designed to be somewhat silent inside the passenger cabin. But will your car's quiet interior get noisier over time?
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One thing is certain: If your car is vibrating, you know you've got a problem. But determining the root cause of that wobble or shake might not be as difficult (or expensive) as you may think.