A few tips based on previous discussions:Ensure your car has fuelCheck the voltage on your battery (some car stereos indicate or some fast phone chargers while they're connected to the charger socket)You can also tell if the battery is low if the car makes a sound as if it is about to start then fails (this can also be caused by other issues)Ensure your battery terminals are properly connected (not loose) and are not corrodedIf the voltage is low (11.7V and lower), try to jump-start the car (using another car or jump-starter kit)If the voltage is okay (11.8V and h...
A few tips based on previous discussions:Clean the throttle bodyPour octane booster / fuel system cleaner into the tank when almost empty, then fill with fuel.Check / change your PCV ValveCheck / change the O ring on your dip stickCheck the quality of your spark plugsCheck your fuel filter and pumpCheck / change your throttle body IAC ValveClean EGR valveCheck / change the oxygen sensorPS: Always start with the simplest solutions first....
Turn up the heat. While you may be tempted to turn
on the air conditioning, this is counterintuitive. Turning your heat on
full blast can actually help disperse the heat coming from your engine. Find a safe place to pull over.Driving your car when it’s overheating can cause serious – and
sometimes permanent – damage to your engine, so it’s best to stop
driving as soon as possible. Pull over and away from oncoming traffic,
then turn off the engine.Open your hood (or call for help). After parking your car, open your hood to let excess heat escape â...
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