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The Tesla Model Y is a popular electric crossover SUV that has gained a reputation for its cutting-edge technology, impressive range, and sleek design. However, like any vehicle, the Model Y is not immune to problems. In this article, we will discuss some of the most common problems with the Tesla Model Y. Build Quality Issues One of the most commo... more
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  • 8th April 2023 - 08:20 AM
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The timing belt in a Toyota car is responsible for synchronizing the rotation of the engine's camshaft and crankshaft, which allows for the precise timing of the engine's valves and pistons. However, like any other component in a car, the timing belt can develop problems over time, which can lead to serious engine damage if not addressed pr... more
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  • 1st April 2023 - 02:44 PM
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Jaycar Electronics is a well-known Australian electronics retailer operating since 1981. The company specializes in a wide range of electronic products, including electronic components, tools, test equipment, and hobby kits. Jaycar has a strong presence in Australia, with more than 100 stores located across the country. Looking to buy car electroni... more
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  • 24th February 2023 - 01:18 PM
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Yahoo Japan is one of the largest online marketplaces in Japan where you can buy a wide range of products including cars. Many people in Australia and other countries prefer to buy cars from Yahoo Japan because of the variety of models available and the affordable prices. Below is a guide on how to buy cars on Yahoo Japan and ship to Australia. Rem... more
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  • 24th February 2023 - 01:55 AM
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hey guys just wondering if any of you know of any decent metal fab joints that do custom ute trays? cheers more
Started by pauls wrklux
hi team, my 99 model hilux, 2.7L 3rz-fe is having idling issues. the motor is completely stock has always been serviced and well looked after. all of a sudden it's started to idle rough and too low. there is no adjustment for idle control so i am unsure as how to rectify the problem. if it seems too hard i'll just take it somewhere. cheers... more
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  • 19th June 2022 - 12:26 AM
Looking at converting my workhorse 85' Mazda B2000 to a diesel. It currently has a 2.0L SOHC petrol 4 cyl ( MA engine its called, same motor as old 626 ), would like to fit the diesel motor out of the B2200 into it. I think its called a RF??? Just want to know if the petrol's box ( 5 speed ) will fit to the diesel engine, if not, do the die... more
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So you may think to try a soft or hard reset, but recently people have experienced the Theatre remaining blank after a reset. So there is another fix to try which comes direct from Tesla technicians: Tap the car icon (bottom right)Tap Display top left.Change Touchscreen language to another language (tip, switch between different Engli... more
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  • 4th October 2021 - 04:51 PM
If you own a Tesla Model 3, welcome to the transformative world of driving an Electric Vehicle! Many people describe Tesla's as a computer on wheels, which unfortunately means that sometimes the technology suffers bugs. The good news is that the core driving systems like braking/steering/acceleration/gear selection/lights/turn signals, a... more
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  • 4th October 2021 - 04:39 PM
Do you own a Tesla Model 3 and wondering what all those darn symbols mean on the screen? If you ask social media, you'll get a resounding bunch of people telling you to RTFM. But let's be honest, how many people read a cars manual? We have a drivers license, all cars should be more or less the same and easy to drive right? So let's jus... more
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  • 4th October 2021 - 04:25 PM
If you recently took delivery of a Tesla Model 3 - CONGRATULATIONS! TLDR; if you have a 2021 build Model 3, you can't lower regen braking. If you have a build before late 2020, you probably still can. Welcome to the world of owning an EV, it's a transformative experience and you'll likely never go back to a petrol car again! A... more
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  • 4th October 2021 - 04:15 PM
Hey guys, I have an 02 Lancer GLI. When I stopped to get some fuel I noticed that my car was leaking coolant. When I got it home and checked it ( after taking off the radiator cap) there was bubbles coming out of it like there's air in the cooling system. When it cools down a little more I'm going to check the thermostat, thinking that coul... more
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  • 4th October 2021 - 03:56 PM
hey i was wondering i got a R31 and i wouldnt mind doing an engine swap....im more of a V8 person but yeah thought i might give this a shot. must be a turbo ofcorse any help would be greatly appreciated. more
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guys just a question is there a wheel nut to use on my 1998 hilux 2wd so i can fit ford territory hub caps any and all help would be grateful cheers mark more
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  • 11th June 2021 - 04:54 PM
With my 2016 Pulsar Hatch, when I'm cruising downhill at speed (roughly 70 -100 kph) with no acceleration applied, there is a strange 'jerkiness' - where the engine revs go up and down intermittently between about the 1500-2500 rpm range (rather than just stable rpm). It feels as if I'm intermittently braking slightly, but no brakin... more
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  • 9th May 2021 - 03:41 PM
When there are many electrical components installed in a car, there is a need to control all the electricity flow using the safety of a fuse. As such fuses are important in a vehicle, and if one of them burns, you could experience problems with your vehicle. The Chevrolet Silverado has two fuse box locations. The main fuse box is in the engine com... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:49 PM
The Nissan Altima, like other sedans, has two fuse boxes. Engine CompartmentInterior Fuse Box The engine compartment fuse box is located near the battery. You can enter the fuse box in the engine bay by pushing on the tabs and lifting the lid to reveal the fuses. Here you will find all the fuses related to the exterior of the car, including the li... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:43 PM
The Toyota Camry has two fuse box locations regardless of the model year. The location might differ slightly in each model, but the difference is marginal. One is located in the engine compartmentUnder the dashboard on the driver’s side There are two fuse box styles, when it comes to the one found in a Toyota Camry’s engine bay. You can see the ... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:38 PM
Are you interested in searching for the fuse box location in your 2013 Honda Civic? Perhaps a fuse has blown, and you are unable to use your car's headlights, or the wipers have suddenly stopped working. There is no need to worry as we have got you covered. The Honda Civic sedan has two fuse boxes, similar to any other sedan. One is situated i... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:26 PM
The Ford Escape is a popular SUV, so, naturally, you want to find the fuse box location for this vehicle. There are three fuse boxes in the Ford: One is in the engine compartmentThe other is under the glove compartmentThe third is in the luggage compartmentIt is relatively easy to open either one of them. They are covered by a lid that you can pul... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:20 PM
If you are looking to replace a fuse in your 2000,2001,2002,2003,2004,…..2018 Toyota Corolla, then you have come to the right place. There are generally two fuse box locations in every car, and the story is similar to the world's best-selling sedan. The first fuse box is in the engine compartment.The second one is under the instrument panel.... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:18 PM
The Ford F-150 is America’s best-selling vehicle, period. As such, there is a high probability that if you are reading this, you own one, and you are searching for the fuse box location. The Ford F-150 has two fuse boxes. The primary fuse box is under the hood, and it contains high output fuses, so be very careful when dealing with them. This fus... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:15 PM
Is your Chevrolet Malibu causing electrical problems? Are you looking for the fuse box location to answer your woes? Then you have come to the right place. The Chevrolet Malibu has two fuse boxes. Under the hoodInside the Interior cabin The one under the hood is fairly easy to spot. It is on the driver’s side inside the engine compartment and it... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 03:09 PM
The Honda Accord is one of the most popular vehicles in America. For the most part, it is a reliable sedan, but as is true with machines, malfunctions can happen, and it is up to you to fix them. If the issue is electrically-based, the fuse box is almost always involved. You should know the fuse box location, so you can take care of any minor elect... more
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  • 31st January 2021 - 02:58 PM
There are three different fuse boxes in the 2015 Chevrolet Camaro: Engine Compartment Fuse Block (under the hood)Instrument Panel Fuse Block (under the steering wheel)Rear Compartment Fuse Block (right side of the trunk) To access the engine compartment fuse block, open the hood and locate the fuse block towards the front left of the vehicle. Remov... more
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  • 27th January 2021 - 06:34 PM
There are two fuse box locations in the Chevrolet Impala, essentially in the engine bay next to the battery and another set is under the instrument panel on the drivers side - essentially underneath the steering wheel. The purpose of the fuses is to protect the wiring circuits in the vehicle from short circuits, which greatly reduces any chance of... more
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  • 27th January 2021 - 06:14 PM
Has something in your Dodge Caliber stopped working and you think it's one of the fuses? Dodge calls the fuse box the Integrated Power Module or IPM, which is located next to the air cleaner/intake under the hood. There is a label that shows what each component is and the identification of each is typically printed on the inside o... more
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  • 27th January 2021 - 04:41 PM
Hi All, We've recently compiled a list of owners manuals for various makes and models. Ford Toyota Acura Subaru Volkswagen Nissan Dodge Mazda If you own a car and can't find your original owners manual, you should be able to find it through our archives Cheers! more
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  • 26th January 2021 - 10:05 PM
I just got an 88 Pajero and it was tapping so I replaced the lifters/ lash adjusters or whatever. It's better but not fully gone, now its kind of sounds like a diesel. when I turned the engine over without the tappet cover on, oil kind of just drizzled out of the rockers. is this normal? I also noticed that the bar that goes threw the rockers... more
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So recently I got into my car and first gear (driving in auto) was making a weird sound, didn't think much of it and thought it'd go away cause the car was cold. Over the next few weeks it got progressively worse, I did try and baby the poor thing though. First and 2nd gear was now making a grinding noise and the diff would whine in revers... more
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2002 1.8ltr Nissan Pulsar N16 Fellow Boosters - Last night i went for a drive, come home and my car wouldnt lock via central locking (not via remote or key) and i had to lock each door individually. I tested the manual locking button inside and still nothing. I checked that button for power to find no power. I checked out a few other accessories f... more
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Hey i got an 87 mitsu colt that im looking to do an engine conversion on and was wondering if anyone had any ideas what would fit? Price around $1000-2000, looking for something that has fair amount of aftermarket parts on sale, might think im crazy but its something different Thanks Cain more
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Hey all, A car I'd looked into awhile had a killswitch in it where by you'd put your finger on a screw (to ground) then you could start your car. Now i'm just wondering is it as simple as connecting ground wire from starter to an inconspicious screw then bob's your uncle? or is there more to it. Cheers. more
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Hi i am wondering how to change the service schedule reminder on 2018 Hyundai Tuscon Active X. All the videos ive seen shows a hold to reset when it comes up which i dont. And they also have another option in the menu of service schedule. I have an option that says reset settings and when i go to that it says reset to factory. It was an ex rental s... more
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I'm thinking about swapping an Rb25det into my 2wd for courier since the engine blew on me not long ago, I've seen a few around and I'm wondering if anyone on here has done it before and what kind of issues/fixes you ran into during the process? more
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