Got a shimmy while you’re driving but typical causes aren’t the problem? This might be an older vehicle but the fix here could work in newer ones as well. SureTrack community member wilhiteauto had a BMW in the shop where the customer complained of a shimmy in the vehicle at highway speed. They posed the question to the community, and with the help of fellow community member BMWTECH and others, they were able to resolve the issue quickly.
Heat can cause a lot of problems. Sometimes your car won’t start when it’s hot and it can be really inconvenient since you’re probably away from home at the time. Follow this Real Fix to see how a no start condition when hot was diagnosed and repaired on this Acura Legend.
Transmission problems can be expensive to fix, so when you get a bunch of transmission codes you might be worried. Follow this Real Fix to see how thorough diagnostics lead to a much more affordable repair.
Uh oh! You got a code for a ECU malfunction, that could get expensive. But it’s not always that simple. Follow this Real Fix to see how this code was caused by another component on this GMC Envoy.
Anti-lock brake system (ABS) failures are fairly common in vehicles. With spinning and moving parts in vulnerable areas of the vehicle it’s understandable that those components can fail. Follow this Real Fix to see how a code C0040 on this Saturn Vue was diagnosed and repaired.
It’s always a good idea to pay attention to your vehicle’s gauges. When it says you’re overheating, pull over and seek assistance. Follow this Real Fix to see how this seemingly overheating Suzuki Esteem was diagnosed and repaired.
There are lost of components that can affect the fuel system and cause it to be too lean. Follow this Real Fix to see how a code P1128 on this Hyundai Accent was diagnosed and repaired.
Remember the old days when you would turn your head to look behind you while backing up? Now cars have cameras and sensors to help you with this mundane task and add more components that can fail. Follow this Real Fix to see how the Parking Assist light on the dash of this BMW 530xi was diagnosed and fixed.
When you’re driving along and get a message on your dash saying “Service Brake System”, it’s pretty generic. SureTrack community member eagletireman1 had a Ford Fusion in their shop with this message and also found stored code C109E, but changing the obvious part did not fix the problem. They posed the question to the community, and with the help of fellow community member jhirz and others, they were able to resolve the issue quickly.
Here’s another case of a customer complaining that their car won’t start, but it’s actually because the battery is below the required voltage. In this case the battery wasn’t faulty so it’s either not being charged properly or something is draining it. Follow this Real Fix to see how a parasitic draw was tracked down and repaired on this Mercedes-Benz C300.