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Have you ever submitted a report to NHTSA, given that you have experienced this problem from the outset, with numerous airbag complaints related to accidents?

I am perplexed. You are displeased regarding a wiring connection in a twenty-five-year-old Camry and the NHTSA's lack of a more vigorous investigation into the matter. The issue began at just 10,000 miles on the odometer twenty-four years ago and remains unresolved. Toyota distributed over two milli...

Having to deal with the same problem again after swapping out the clutch and release bearing is incredibly annoying. Have you considered what kind of "****tail" you might use, or researched particular brands like Redline, that your mechanic suggested as a possible solution for mixing gear ...

I recently substituted my rear hoses with Pagid components from Euro Car Parts, but it appears that ECP no longer carries parts for MK3 Mondeos.

I utilised the original plastic connector and new seals, but it isn't the original; I replaced the pins, as I said before. It appears that they are not compatible with gasoline.

I need assistance since the wire connector on the right side of the fuel pump module is leaking.

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I had a no start on Boxing Day and I found that the problem was with the wiring plug on the right side of the fuel module. There was no gasoline leak, but I did see that the pins on the lid of the module had browned. After getting the engine started by re-seating the plug on the connector, I went ho...

Twice already, my wife's leased 2026 Sportage GT S line Auto has accelerated without her pressing the throttle. In the first instance, I was behind the wheel when the vehicle abruptly and forcefully sped forward when parked two feet from the garage door, damaging the structure to the tune of £10000 ...

Take a look at the heat shield that Boysie recommended up there. Also, make sure to check every crevice and corner of the trunk for any anything that could be rolling around; for example, my current vehicle made a rattling sound—not from a scrote—but from a socket that had fallen into a side "p...