P0106: when the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor doesn’t send the correct output voltage. Keep reading to learn to clear this code!
Understanding the P0172 code helps with diagnosing and recognizing the causes of P0172. Read on to know how to fix this code.
The P0741 code indicates your torque converter clutch circuit is stuck off or malfunctioning. Learn how to identify and repair these causes.
The P0740 code indicates a malfunction in the torque converter clutch circuit. Learn how to diagnose and fix this serious trouble code.
The P1345 on GM vehicles is very hard to diagnose, especially when stored alongside other codes. However, do not worry, this article shows you how to.
Understand the OBDII Error code P1131 displayed on Ford Vehicles. Learn about its causes and ways to diagnose and resolve this problem.
The P1101 Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) experienced in most Chevy Cruze vehicles can be quickly fixed by replacing the PCV regulator diaphragm on the valve cover or the intake manifold
P1399 is a common yet dreaded error in Honda vehicles. It appears when your vehicle random cylinder misfire. Here are easy steps to help you solve and avoid it altogether.
The P0132 trouble code turns on when the heated O2 sensor in bank 1 sensor 1 is giving a higher voltage reading than it should.
The P0137 OBD2 code triggers when the voltage of oxygen sensor 2 is too low. Learn how to diagnose and repair this DTC.
