Is your sun visor flopping down into your line of sight while driving? There aren’t too many things more annoying (and dangerous) than a sun visor that won’t stay up while driving. Whether it’s slowly sliding down or just completely drops, there are several reasons why this happens and multiple ways to fix it. The … Read more
Heated seats are one of those features you don’t think much about until they stop working. Then suddenly, on a cold winter morning, you realize just how much you’ve come to rely on them. Whether your seats aren’t heating at all or only work sometimes, this guide will help you understand what might be wrong, … Read more
If there’s one car feature that would be hardest to give up on a cold winter morning, it’s got to be remote start. Nothing beats walking out to an already warm car with defrosted windows and a toasty interior. But when you press that button and nothing happens, the disappointment is real. Let’s look at … Read more
It’s a cold morning, you start your car up, turn on your rear window defroster, and wait for the frost or fog to start. But nothing is happening! A broken rear defroster, when you need it most, can be frustrating and dangerous as it limits your visibility while driving. While tempting to head to a … Read more
Everyone knows Toyotas are reliable, but even parts of reliable cars can wear down after heavy use. Since most people buy minivans to haul kids and lots of gear, the sliding door hinge on the Toyota Sienna is one part that often wears out over time. How Do Sliding Doors Work on the Toyota Sienna? … Read more
Few things ruin the interior of a car faster than water leaks. Water on the inside of your car can cause foul smells from mold and mildew. In extreme cases, the mold growth can be harmful to your health. If you have water leaking into your cabin, don’t wait to address the issue. Other than … Read more
You go outside one morning to start your car and you notice condensation or fog in your headlight. It’s totaled, right? Well, not quite. There are several reasons you could have condensation, water, or fog in your headlight. Some of these are perfectly normal occurrences and no cause for concern. See Also: When You Should … Read more
Modern three point seat belts are critical components of your vehicle’s safety system. In the event of a crash, seat belts hold you in place and gradually slow you down, reducing the risk of injury. Are you having trouble with one of your seat belts? Read on to see if there is an easy fix … Read more
The door of your vehicle serves many purposes. Not only does it block sound and weather, it is also a structural component designed to protect you in the event of a crash. A door that won’t close properly is potentially dangerous. If you were to get in an accident, the door could fly open and … Read more
Airbags are one of the earliest safety features added to vehicles. They are not supposed to replace seat belts but rather be used in conjunction with them. If your vehicle were to be involved in a collision, the airbags inside the dashboard will inflate quickly to stop your upper body from aggressively hitting the steering … Read more