Vehicle: 2005 Nissan Maxima, V6-3.5L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 172,098

Problem: This vehicle had erratic gauge and warning light operation and the HVAC controls only worked intermittently. The Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) was ON as well as the ABS, TCS and Security lights. Additionally, the fuel level gauge was inoperative.

Vehicle: 2010 Mercedes Benz C 300, 4MATIC, V6-3.0L 

Mileage: 98,220

Problem: The customer complained the right low beam headlight was burnt out. He replaced it but the headlamp still inoperative.

Vehicle: 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 4WD, 3.6L V6

Mileage: 38,602

Problem: The power lift gate (hatch) will intermittently unlock and open when shifted into Reverse.

Vehicle: 2008 Dodge Charger, V6-2.7L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 165,778

Problem: The vehicle was towed in for a no-crank condition.

Vehicle: 2009 Kia Rondo, L4-2.4L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 122,445

Problem: The engine cranked but would not start.

Vehicle: 2013 Mercedes Benz GLK 250 BLUETEC 4M (204.904), L4-2.1L DSL Turbo (651.912)

Mileage: 59,009

Problem: The vehicle came into the shop because the MIL was ON, but vehicle displayed no symptoms.

Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Charger, V6-2.7L, VIN R, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 149,665

Problem: After the rear main oil seal was replaced, the MIL was on with DTCs: P0721 and P0731 present.

P0721 – OUTPUT SPEED SENSOR CIRCUIT PERFORMANCE
P0731 – GEAR RATIO ERROR IN 1ST

Vehicle: 2009 Dodge Ram 5500 Chassis Cab, 2WD, L6-6.7L DSL Turbo

Mileage: 96,444

Problem: The technician stated that this truck has melted four TIPMs in the last four months and the customer just brought it back complaining that the parking lamps do not operate correctly with his trailer connected.

Vehicle: 2003 Toyota Sequoia, 2WD, V8-4.7L (2UZ-FE)

Mileage: 198,778

Problem: The vehicle came in to the shop because the HVAC blower was not working. The technician found that the A/C compressor and blower motor were both inoperative. This vehicle was equipped with an Automatic HVAC system.

Vehicle: 2016 Dodge Ram 3500, 4WD, L6-6.7L DSL Turbo

Mileage: 18,650

Problem: The truck came to the shop because it was hesitating, stumbling and bogging on acceleration. The MIL was on and the vehicle was in “Reduced Power” mode.

Vehicle: 2013 Nissan Sentra, L4-1.8L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 48,345

Problem: The battery went dead overnight. The owner tried to jump start the vehicle but the engine would not crank over. It was towed to the shop.

Vehicle: 2005 GMC Canyon, 4WD, L5-3.5L, VIN 6, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 198,003

Problem: This vehicle came in to the shop with the antilock brake warning indicator on. The technician connected a scan tool and pulled the codes listed below. They test drove the vehicle and confirmed that the brakes would intermittently lockup.

C0221 – Right Front ABS Channel in Release Too Long
C0040 – Right Front Wheel Speed Sensor Circuit

Vehicle: 2010 Dodge Grand Caravan, V6-3.3L, Flex Fuel, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 106,007

Problem: The vehicle starts and runs fine, but after 40+ miles, it develops a very intermittent, quick stumble and sets p1128. At times, the customer has driven up over 100 miles and not set a code. The fuel system checked out okay. The tech also checked the wiring for the MAP, O2 & ECT sensors – all were good.

Vehicle: 2008 Chevy Truck Equinox, AWD, V6-3.4L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 89,453

Problem: When this vehicle came into the shop, the DLC was on and the tech pulled DTCs C0460 – Steering Angle Sensor and C056D 39 – ECU Hardware Performance Internal Electronic Failure. The Tech performed the TSB 07-02-32-009 to update the EBCM and PSCM. After the flash, the Tech could not calibrate the steering sensor.

Vehicle: 2009 Toyota Corolla L4-1.8L (2ZR-FE), Automatic Transmission/Transaxle

Mileage: 64,120

Problem: Vehicle came in for a no-crank problem and the transmission was stuck in “Park.” Also, the headlights and other lights were inoperative.

Vehicle: 2011 Chevrolet Malibu, L4-2.4L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 171,009

Problem: The vehicle was brought to the shop because the MIL was on and the engine ran rough and stalled. The technician checked the fuel pressure and it was within factory specifications. He was unable to keep the vehicle running long enough to see any difference in the camshaft timing “actual” versus “desired” PID. He also retrieved the numerous DTCs listed below ...

Vehicle: 1996 Dodge Ram 1500, 4×2, V8-360 5.9L Magnum, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 228,995

Problem: The engine will crank but not start. The MIL was not on and there were no DTCs.

Vehicle: 2008 BMW 335xi, AWD (E90), L6-3.0L Turbo (N54), Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 118,669

Problem: When trying to start the engine, the starter momentarily engaged then stopped.

Vehicle: 2003 Ford F-250, 4WD, Super Duty, 7.3L DSL Turbo V-8, VIN F

Mileage: 199,556

Problem: When applying the brakes with doors closed and engine running, the dash and speedometer lamps dim. When the door is open and the truck is running, the warning chime sounds when brakes are applied. The problem does not occur when the brake pedal is released.

Vehicle: 2007 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3.8L V-6, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 148,992

Problem: The customer reported that the ABS light was on. The brakes seemed to operate normally.

Vehicle: 2010 Mercedes Benz E 550 4MATIC Sedan, 5.5L V-8, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 73,009

Problem: The shifter goes into “Park” while driving under 12 miles per hour. There were no DTCs.

Vehicle: 2011 Ford E 450, V10-6.8L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 54,006

Problem: The engine in this van had been replaced by another shop and the MIL was on. They had replaced the spark plugs and installed new coils but the misfires continued.

Vehicle: 2004 Jeep Wrangler, L6-4.0L, VIN S, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 167,000

Problem: The vehicle was brought to the shop because the emissions monitors kept resetting and the engine intermittently stalled.

Vehicle: 2012 Ford Escape, 4WD, V6-3.0L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 76,030

Problem: This vehicle came in to the shop because the engine ran rough and there was a strange smell coming from the exhaust. The transmission was also shifting harshly into each gear.

Vehicle: 2012 Hyundai Veloster, L4-1.6L, Automatic Transaxle

Mileage: 65,030

Problem: The customer brought his car to the shop because he noticed a significant loss of power and the malfunction indicator Light (MIL) was ON.

Vehicle: 2012 Hyundai Elantra, L4-1.8L, Automatic Transaxle

Mileage: 118,998

Problem: The customer’s concern was that engine would not idle after it had warmed up. The malfunction indication light was OFF. If the engine speed was held over 800-850 rpm, the engine would stay running.

Vehicle: 2008 Nissan-Datsun Versa, L4-1.8L, Automatic Transaxle

Mileage: 101,122

Problem: The customer brought the car to the shop because, after starting the car, the TPMS light would flash for a minute then stay on continually. This would happen every drive cycle. The vehicle had stock steel wheels and hubcaps.

Vehicle: 2016 BMW M5 (F10), V8-4.4L, Turbo (S63T), Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 14,800

Problem: Left headlight inoperative but scan tool shows a Front right outer fan “message”. No DTCs.

Vehicle: 2007 Dodge RAM 1500, 4WD, V8-5.7L, VIN D, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 146,000

Problem: DTC P0301 (#1-cylinder misfire)

Vehicle: 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander, 2WD, L4-2.4L (4B12), Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 88,396

Problem: The vehicle came in because the MIL was on. The tech pulled a P0171 (Fuel System Too Lean – Bank 1) DTC.

Vehicle: 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe, AWD, 2.0L Turbo, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 49,889

Problem: The park assist system was inoperative. There was also no audio warning when the vehicle was in close proximity to objects in front of it.

Vehicle: 2004 Mitsubishi Lancer, L4-2.4L SOHC, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 145,009

Problem: The car was a sublet from a body shop after they did repairs because the radio, turn signals, low beams and the low-speed wipers were inoperative. The steering column switches and front ECU had already been replaced.

Vehicle: 2014 Ford Fusion, FWD, L4-2.0L Turbo, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 23,009

Problem: A DTC, U0401 (Invalid Data Received from ECM/PCM A) won't clear from all modules after recent collision repairs were made. The scan tool also reported an ABS/TCS steering module message. The vehicle had been in a rear-end collision and the front bumper was damaged as well. The body shop had already repaired all the damage and released car to customer. The malfunction indicator light (MIL) came on about a week later.

Vehicle: 2006 Chevrolet HHR, 2.2L 4 cylinder, VIN F, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 111,846 miles

Problem: This vehicle came to the shop because the starter would stay engaged for 2-3 seconds after the engine started and the MIL was illuminated.

Vehicle: 2006 Toyota Avalon V6-3.5L (2GR-FE) Automatic Transaxle

Mileage: 128,996

Problem: The vehicle was brought to the shop with the MIL on and a rough running concern. Another shop has already replaced the plugs, air filter and fuel filter, which did not fix the problem.

Vehicle: 2014 Chevrolet Sonic, 1.8L 4 CYL, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 48,026

Problem: The customer’s concern was that the MIL was on, the engine idled rough and there was a whistling noise coming from under the hood.

Vehicle: 2006 GMC Sierra 1500, 4WD, V8-5.3L, VIN T, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 174,009

Problem: This vehicle came to the shop because the temp gauge intermittently dropped to 165° F after engine had completely warmed-up. The MIL (malfunction indicator light) was on.

Vehicle: 2011 Infiniti EX35, AWD, V6-3.5L (VQ35HR), Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 68,344

Problem: The owner brought the vehicle in because the MIL was on and the engine was running rough.

Vehicle: 2007 Dodge Caravan, V6-3.3L, VIN R Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 151,998

Problem: This vehicle came to the shop because the engine would crank but not start and the MIL was on. The camshaft (CMP) and crankshaft (CKP) sensors had already been replaced but did not fix the problem.

Vehicle: 2006 Acura TL, V6-3.2L, Automatic Transmission

Mileage: 182,336

Problem: This vehicle came to the shop for hesitation and poor acceleration. The technician found DTC P2138 – Throttle Position Sensor D/E Incorrect Voltage Correlation.