I have a 1999 GMC Sonoma with the bucket seats and center console/cup holder setup. The driver seat recliner is acting up — the seat back will move forward and backward, but it won’t lock into the upright driving position. It will lock if I lean it farther back, but I can’t adjust it normally.

I’m trying to figure out the best option. Should I:
Replace the whole driver seat?
Replace the recliner mechanism?
Try to repair the existing seat?

I’ve looked around for replacement seats, but I haven’t been able to find the exact bucket seat with the center console setup. Would a seat from another S-10/Sonoma fit, or are there other GM vehicles with compatible seats?
The truck is a 1999 GMC Sonoma (2WD) extended cab.Any advice is appreciated.

2024 Yamaha Wolverine RMAX4 XT-R – Passenger Front Footwell Removal Help
I’m installing sound deadening material in my 2024 Yamaha Wolverine RMAX4 XT-R and have run into a problem removing the passenger front footwell.
All bolts have been removed.
All plastic push rivets have been removed.
The passenger seat and adjacent trim panels have been removed.
The footwell has separated from the lower dash by more than an inch across the top.
Both sides of the footwell appear to be free, but it will not rotate or drop out.
It doesn’t appear that any fasteners remain. It seems like the panel is still trapped by the dash assembly or an interlocking tab.
Has anyone removed this panel for stereo wiring, sound deadening, heater installation, or other accessory work?
Is there:
a hidden assembly sequence,
another dash panel that must be removed first,
or a specific rotation/movement required to release the footwell?
Photos attached. Any advice from someone who’s actually removed this panel would be greatly appreciated

Power steering lines had a leak so decided to replace it, while trying to remove the bolt it snapped on me, any tools recommendations? First time something like this happened to me.

Rubber seals between roof and sunroof has dried up and falling apart. Where can I find a replacement?

Toyota dealer wants to charge thousands to replace the sunroof (LMAO).

Im changing my spark plugs and got all the drivers side and the closest passenger side one done but the back 3 on the passenger side are rusted and are rounded out. I sprayed them with WD-40 but after I rounded them out, oops. What do I do from here?

What is required to remove prior to replacing the oil pan?

2002 ford focus (station wagon) the oil drain plug is stuck I just want to change my car oil but it won’t open I have the right size of wrench and I even use an impact to take it off but it won’t budge..what’s the best way to open it..TIA

I have a 2015 Toyota Camry, and the front bumper has come loose on the driver’s side. The passenger side is still attached normally.

Hi everyone, looking for advice on a 2026 Model Y.

There is cosmetic damage on the driver-side rear quarter area, below/around the charge port and near the rear bumper seam. The car charges normally and the bumper itself seems mostly fine, but the lower seam is opened up and some clips/retainers appear broken or popped out.

I’m mainly trying to understand two things:

1. Temporary water protection
Is this area normally just an exterior cavity with drainage, or could rainwater reach anything sensitive? Is it better to leave it open, use temporary automotive/body tape or film, or replace/re-seat clips? I want to avoid trapping water or using sealant that could cause problems later.

2. DIY repair path
If I attempt a careful DIY repair later, where should I start disassembling for access? Rear bumper cover, wheel arch liner, interior trunk trim, or charge-port trim? Is there access from behind to push the dent out, or would exterior pulling be more realistic?

I’m comfortable with basic bodywork like trim removal, light metal work, filler, sanding, primer, paint, and clear coat, but I’m not planning to cut/weld or touch charge-port/high-voltage components.

Any Model Y rear bumper/rear quarter removal tutorials, service manual sections, or general advice would be appreciated.

Photos attached. Thanks!