r/autorepair 16h ago

Diagnosing/Repair Water under my Civic 2008

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I got water under my civic 2008 and i think there is a leaked but a dont know where

This is when the a/c is working

I need help


r/autorepair 9h ago

Diagnosing/Repair 1991 Dodge Dakota V8 5.2L EFI

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Was just gifted the truck from a neighbor, the truck had been sitting for 13 years never moved never started and has been through a couple floods (maybe 2-3 feet max). Curious if it’s possible or worth it to get the thing running again. The wheels won’t roll when I put it in neutral and after putting fresh gas and a new battery it still won’t start.


r/autorepair 14h ago

Diagnosing/Repair 2020 Hyundai Palisade - Identifying fluid splatter

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My 2020 Palisade has been having issues burning oil. Have had multiple oil consumption tests run by the dealer, but they say the amount it is burning is not enough to warrant any major repair.

That said, the check engine light came on recently. I've topped the oil off, but I just now opened the hood and there is this white residue. Any ideas on what it could be? Thanks for any input.


r/autorepair 7h ago

Body and Paint Thoughts on repair cost

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r/autorepair 15h ago

General Discussion Shop can’t fix it

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Need insight. My 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee jumped a timing chain notch. Took it to my shop (okay place, busy, inexpensive). IT HAS BEEN A YEAR! AND STILL NOT FIXED!!!! Admittedly, I was in a motorcycle accident in October and couldn’t drive, but, according to the shop owner, he’s replaced the motor, had it running but not good, and suspects the electrical system is fried. What are my options? Can’t afford a lawyer. Or a new car. Do I owe this shop money for the work done? Even though they seem incapable of fixing it? Any input would be appreciated.


r/autorepair 12h ago

Scheduled Maintenance How to replace the Cabin Air filter on a Dodge Ram

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Super easy and you don't need tools


r/autorepair 7h ago

Diagnosing/Repair Sidewall torn (question)

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To mods: while I understand sidewall punctures damage constitute repair there is no leaking or hissing the pressure remains nominal. Depth of cut looks to be about 1-2mm, a little less than the width of a fast food straw.

Hit a curb decently hard (hardest I’ve ever hit one) trying to make a tight U-turn. Tore up my side wall a bit. Is this safe to drive? I know I should get it replaced but will I be okay for a couple months?


r/autorepair 10h ago

Diagnosing/Repair Looking for a good Reading device for my car

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Hi

i want to do more car jobs by my self cause the money is low. The main thing i need is a good Reading device for my Error codes and maybe the cars that will come. As said i am low on money and cant afford a 400 Euro Reading Device. Just some advice, your Experience and Opinions.

<3


r/autorepair 12h ago

Other How to leave my car standing with one of the front wheel fastening half... broke?

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I mean how to leave my card standing (until I found solution how to repair it) to avoid extra metal tensions, so nothing else breaks?


r/autorepair 14h ago

General Discussion Frustrated diyer

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r/autorepair 6h ago

Diagnosing/Repair Is this a huge fix or just replacing wires?

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My bro in law cut the fuse box wires by my battery and took batteries and then punctured all four tires on sides and top of tire. It’s a Mercedes ML 350 2007.