okwypascal:
Good evening guys, please my Toyota sienna battery drained out because I left the door a little bit open
Can the battery revive itself overnight or I need to call a battery charger

Thanks for your response sirs

Jumpstart the vehicle

WycliffeSMB:
Good day House.

The HORN of my 2001 Honda Odyssey suddenly stopped working two days ago.


I checked the Horn fuse and Relay in the fusebox located in the Engine compartment and both components are not faulty.

Pls, is there anything else I can do on my own to resolve this issue?

N/B: This has happened before in the past... At intervals.
Sometimes it stops, and starts working Again on it's own without any fix.
But this time seems longer as it's over two days now.

aboyaji:
Hello house.

Is this idea really worth it?

This is my first time trying to own an SUV. Now, my interest is going towards 2010 Volvo XC90. I know there are other options like highlander and Lexus 2005-2008, Venza, or Honda CR-V 2008-2011.

But I'm not the type of person that follow trends or has bandwagon effect. I must not buy because some people are buying. But reality must come to play about maintenance, resell value and other factors.

What I like about the Volvo products are their sturdy outlook and build, security, the quality of the interior and exterior and their off-road purpose. And from research, their parts don't get spoilt easily like the other japanese cars.

Like I earlier stated, it's my first time trying to own an SUV. I'm not a money bag. Just an average young Man financially.

GAZZUZZ:



Street name horn control

Under the steering

kingreign:


Whosoever told you these or wherever you heard this is totally false! Fallacy!

I’ve owned a Lexus for 6.5 years and NOT one thing failed till I sold the car off, owned a highlander for 4 years nothing failed till I sold her off, owned an Infiniti QX4 for 1 year and not a thing broke till I sold her off. I used all of these cars daily and on frequent travels. I don’t know where you got those rumors but they’re all fallacies.

GAZZUZZ:


What is the highlighted

GAZZUZZ:



Street name horn control

Under the steering

WycliffeSMB:

Okay Sir...thanks.

So this is likely the Culprit?

Any idea of the cost?

WycliffeSMB:


Sir, Do I have to CHANGE this entire component for the horn to start working or is it fixable?

aboyaji:


Ok. Kingreign. Thanks again.


But what do you have to say about that vehicle? Please consider the fact that I'm yet to own my first SUV and do you think it's wise starting off with the Volvo XC90 model?

kingreign:


XC90 is a good suv. Get the 3.2 variant. It has decent power.

WycliffeSMB:


Sir, Do I have to CHANGE this entire component for the horn to start working or is it fixable?

GAZZUZZ:


Ensure that ground from alternator to battery negative is sufficient.

If that is fine replace alternator

aboyaji:
Hello house.

Is this idea really worth it?

This is my first time trying to own an SUV. Now, my interest is going towards 2010 Volvo XC90. I know there are other options like highlander and Lexus 2005-2008, Venza, or Honda CR-V 2008-2011.

But I'm not the type of person that follow trends or has bandwagon effect. I must not buy because some people are buying. But reality must come to play about maintenance, resell value and other factors.

What I like about the Volvo products are their sturdy outlook and build, security, the quality of the interior and exterior and their off-road purpose. And from research, their parts don't get spoilt easily like the other japanese cars.

Like I earlier stated, it's my first time trying to own an SUV. I'm not a money bag. Just an average young Man financially.

nickyosas:
Good afternoon.
Honda CRV 2008 recently started having this problem: The AC works fine while driving, but once it comes to idle or at at a traffic stop light, the car suddenly shudders with a drop in the rpm and in some instances dies. I start it back on, and it work again till the next stop sign and it happens all over again. I have scanned and there no codes. i would really appreciate your comments.

nickyosas:
Good afternoon.
Honda CRV 2008 recently started having this problem: The AC works fine while driving, but once it comes to idle or at at a traffic stop light, the car suddenly shudders with a drop in the rpm and in some instances dies. I start it back on, and it work again till the next stop sign and it happens all over again. I have scanned and there no codes. i would really appreciate your comments.

Kokomo:


Do you experience the same problem when the AC is off?

monshow25:
low refrigerant from the A/C system can cause and mostly the compressor control valve might be faulty so you might need to change your compressor

WycliffeSMB:


Pls I need Answers....

deepsparse:
I have a problem with my MDX I hope the gurus can help. Whenever I’m driving at low speeds somewhere between 20 - 40 km per hour, there is is sound I hear like kran kran kran . Sounds like the vibration of a loose bolt or one metal making contact with another. The thing is when I am above this speed (cruising speed), the sound goes away, but the moment I slow down back to that speed range, the sound comes back. Also, below 20 kmph, I don’t hear the sound.


Does anyone know what could be the problem?

nickyosas:
ok. Thanks for the input.
so far though, i cleaned out the throttle body and the MAF sensor and it has somewhat brought sanity....the rpm since yesterday doesn't drop past 800, 700min.

Still unsure if i would need to change the compressor though...i have never changed it.

WycliffeSMB:


Sir, Do I have to CHANGE this entire component for the horn to start working or is it fixable?

GAZZUZZ:


total quarts 5000. Or any good 20W50 brand is your friend.

9icetoo:


Check your exhaust heat shield.

GAZZUZZ:


Replace the engine with a sludge free one.