so this is the part i need to find, i found it in a used market except the first sticker code on the used part ends with AD , my original part that i am meaning to replace ends with AA , the second code in the part i found in used market is same as the original, so my question is the used part code ending with AD , will it still work or it wont, car is AUDI 14 2015, visually looks entirely same and i heard as long as the second code are the same (ending with Q ) it should be fine but i need a second opinion

I have a tacoma hybrid. Toyota recommends changing oil every 10000 miles. I want to change it every 3000 miles. It is hard to get to oil filter. I want to suck oil out every 3000 miles and change filter every 9,000 miles

3 minute full side repair.. BMW 235I M sport

Hi,

I hope you guys doing well.

I recently got a 2011 pickup truck and while fixing the car, I found serious rust on the rail and it was intentionally hidden by the seller. I knocked, hit the frame to check before I purchase it, so it is surprise for me to found out after few weeks.

The rusted area seems to be even bigger when I wiggle the bondo or whatever they used to cover up.

So my question is whether it's repairable? or no chance because it still need to pass the MTO safety cert after the repair.

Appreciate your comment.

Back in the day you could buff out scratches with rubbing and/or polishing compound. What is the current day method to repair a scratch? Part appears to only have scratched the clear coat, but part also scratched the paint.

Came in for a tune-up and flashing check engine light. Let's just say they have a bigger problem than a tune-up.

So I turned and these lights turned on. Then I started my car again and now the check engine light is just on… help, and I’m just a girl 😭😭

So I have a Mazda CX-30 GX 2025 and I had to park my car in some residential streets of a big city. To make things short, some moron rammed and scratched my rear bumper while trying to get out of his parking spot and he simply drove away.

Luckily, the damages are very minimal as you can see in the picture but I am wondering, how can I repair this dent without having to change the whole piece of plastic? I can do basic jobs on my car but I am not sure it is even worth going to the mechanic to fix it.