A âcore chargeâ is a refundable charge towards the cost of a new part, provided that the old part of the exact same kind is received in exchange. If you purchase a part that has a âcore chargeâ, it is the buyers sole responsibility for the cost of shipping the core part back to us.
Quick Answer. To diagnose car suspension problems, look at the different symptoms of the car, such as the car pulling to one side or a steering wheel that feels like it is slipping. Each symptom leads to a different potential cause for suspension issues. Continue Reading.
You should be able to diagnose a faulty ignition coil before having to replace it. Symptoms of a Faulty Ignition Coil. One of the most common symptoms of a faulty ignition coil is when the vehicle runs for a while and then the car's engine suddenly dies for no apparent reason. This occurs after the ignition coil or module gets too hot, and usually will correct itself after the engine module cools.