CAR REPAIR – What’s Wrong With My Car?

Having car problems?

Need advice about your vehicle? We know that an unexpected auto repair is about as welcome as a snarling dog standing in your path. We can help you tame the beast with answers to your questions and valuable tips & information on getting your car repaired.

Click below to:

• Ask the Experts – Get individualized advice on your automotive problems
• Get Repair Information – On-line manuals for the Do It Yourselfer
• Find a Repair Shop – or recommend one that you know is good
• Visit our Web Classroom – and learn how your car works

Here Are Some Ways We Help You Deal With Auto Repair Problems

• My car won’t start, what should I do?
  Common no-start problems and what to do about them
• There are some fluid leaks under my car.
  How can I find out where they are coming from?
• Where to find repair information and manuals for the do-it-yourselfer
  On-line do-it-yourself repair information for your car. Where to find Repair manuals
• The CarParts.com Classroom on the Web
  We help you understand how your car works
• Does your car do this?
  Common symptoms and what to do about them
• How to avoid getting ripped off
  Here are some tips to minimize the chances of being overcharged
• Common questions our experts have answered
  Additional answers can be found on our Car Repair Forum
• Name That Tune
  What those noisy shakes, rattles and rolls in your car really mean
• On Board Diagnostics (OBD)
  What It Is and What It Means to You?
• In Tune with Technology
  The tune up isn’t what it used to be

Other Sites of Interest to Car Owners

• National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence – an independent, non-profit organization with a single mission: To improve the quality of automotive service and repair through the voluntary testing and certification of automotive technicians.
• Car Care Council Car – Care Council is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to provide information to vehicle owners.
• Taking the Scare Out of Auto Repair – The Federal Trade Commission, the American Automobile Association, and the National Association of Attorneys General present facts for consumers.
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Recalls