Common car problems
Brake Problem
The common brake problems are :
- 1. Low Brake Fluid Level
- 2. Contaminated Brake Fluid
- 3. Worn Brake Pads
- 4. Bad Brake Power Boost Unit
- 5. Vacuum Problems
- 6. Brake Line Obstruction
- 7. Air in the Brake Fluid
- 8. Master Cylinder Bad
- 9. Bad Brake Disc
- 10. Car Out of Alignment
- 11. Worn Front Suspension
- 12. Bad Wheel Cylinder
- 13. Parking Brake Fails to Release
- 14. Brake Pads Vibrating
- 15. Loose bolts and nuts
- 16. Worn or Broken Suspension Components
No Start Problem
Possible starting problems are:
- Blown automotive fuse
- Battery corrosion
- Dead battery
- Bad ignition switch
- Bad starter connection
- Bad ignition coil
- Faulty distributor cap
- Broken or shorting coil wire
- Loose electrical connection
- Bad fuel pump and relay
- Clogged fuel filter
- Loose starter
- Bad injector
- Faulty cold start valve
- Chipped flywheel or ring gear
- Bad ECU or MAF
Automatic Transmission Problems
The most common auto transmission problems are:
- Low automatic transmission fluid level
- Leaking automatic transmission fluid
- Clogged automatic transmission filter
Steering and Suspension Problems
Possible steering and suspension problems:
- Low or uneven tire pressure
- Uneven or excessive tire wear
- Bad alignment
- Bad steering components
- Sticking brake caliper
- One or more wheels out of balance
- Worn shocks or struts
- Broken or slipped leaf spring
- Low power steering fluid
- Loose or worn power steering belt
- Bad power steering pump
- Leaking power steering rack
- Broken steering rack mounts
- Wheels out of balance
- Loose wheel bolts
- Worn or broken tie rods or steering rack
- Worn strut bearings
- Loose power steering belt
- Worn power steering belt
Engine Problems
Possible engine problems are:
- If you have a carburetor (there are still a few out there), the choke may not be set properly, or the choke may not be working correctly
- The engine may be running too hot
- The fuel pressure regulator may be operating at low pressure
- The ignition timing may be set wrong
- Ignition system problem
- There may be a fault in the computerized engine control system
- The fuel filter may be partially clogged
- Torque converter (automatic transmission only) may not be locking at the right time, or it may be slipping
- There may be a vacuum leak
- Possible internal engine problems
- EGR valve may be stuck open
- Drive axles may be loose or worn
- The fuel injectors may be dirty
- Dirty air filter
- The spark plugs may be dirty or worn
- The ignition wires may be bad
- You may have water in the gasoline
- If you have a carburetor, you may have a bad accelerator pump or power circuit
- The fuel filter may be clogged
- Your catalytic converter may be clogged
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