1. Start by turning off your air conditioning system and locating the evaporator at the back of the dashboard. 2. Remove any dust or debris from the evaporator using a vacuum cleaner or compressed air. 3. Create a mixture of warm water and detergent to clean the evaporator, then dampen a soft cloth with it…
A car battery bubbling when charging is a sign of overcharging. When the voltage regulator on the charger does not sense that enough current has been drawn from the battery, it continues to pump more charge into it than what is required. This causes excess gases like hydrogen and oxygen to build up in the…
My car AC being off but still blowing air is likely due to a faulty blower motor or fan relay. The most common issue would be the blower motor resistor which controls the speed of the blower motor and can become worn out over time. This will cause the AC to turn off, but the…
Traction control is an electronic system that helps prevent wheel spin when accelerating from a stop or corner. When the traction control light comes on and the car starts jerking, it means that the system has detected wheel spin and is attempting to reduce power to regain grip. The most common cause of this issue…
When the brake pedal is hard until a car starts, it indicates that there may be an issue with the brakes. It could mean there is air in the brake lines, or it could indicate a problem with the master cylinder. If this occurs, you should have your brakes inspected and repaired as soon as…
No, a car will not run with a dead battery. If the car is equipped with an alternator, it can generate some power and keep essential systems running, but it cannot provide enough power to start the engine. The starter motor needs more current than the alternator can supply so without a working battery, the…
A Club Car battery charger blinking yellow indicates that the battery is charging. This process can take 4-6 hours for a standard golf cart lead acid battery, depending on how drained the battery was to begin with and other factors such as temperature. During this time, it’s normal for the light to blink yellow and…
One reason your car may be jumping when you brake is due to a worn-out suspension system. The suspension helps to keep the tires on the ground, and if it’s worn out or damaged, it won’t do its job properly. This can cause your car to bounce or jump as you brake. Another possible cause…
To reset the car computer after changing the battery, first ensure that all of the power-related connections are correctly attached and secure. Then disconnect the negative terminal on your old battery and wait for a few minutes before connecting it to the new one. Once connected, start your car and allow it to idle for…
If a car has both a new battery and alternator, but is still dying, then there could be multiple issues at play. Some of the more common causes include an issue with the fuel pump or injectors, a problem with the spark plugs or ignition system, problems with wiring or connections in the charging system,…