The Honest Mechanic

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Hello everyone, it has been a while since I last shared updates on my work. Although I have not taken pictures of my recent projects, I do have a couple to share, starting with this one. I recently worked on a 2018 Chevy Traverse that the air conditioning stopped functioning. Upon inspection, I discovered that one of the AC hoses was rubbing against the motor mount, causing damage to the hose. I replaced the entire hose assembly, with a brand new seals as it is a single unit, and then vacuumed the system to ensure there were no further leaks. After recharging the system, the air conditioning was working properly again, and the customer was very satisfied.

06/01/2026

Hello everybody. We're back in town, and I'm grateful for a safe return. I wanted to thank you all for your kind safe travel wishes. Although this week will be very busy, I'm excited to touch base with everyone. I'm dedicated to following up with everybody that needed something while I was out of town.

05/25/2026

Hello Honest Mechanic Family , please be aware that we will be unavailable until May 30th. If you anticipate needing services upon our return, kindly send me a private message and I will respond promptly. May everyone have a blessed Memorial Day . Thank You from the Honest Mechanic 🧑‍🔧

05/19/2026

Rear axle shaft replacement after it bent in an accident new seals and bearings as well

04/28/2026

What’s up guys here’s a 1997 Lincoln town car this customer said he had the part I thought it was new but it was a junkyard part and it was also no good we ordered a new one and I came back to replace once it came in cleaned everything out looked like something was
Making a nest under there customer was happy to have his car back up and running due to the engine on his truck going out and had no other vehicle

04/28/2026

2016 accord
Valve cover gasket
Vtec solenoid gasket
Alternator
And belt tensioner replacement

04/22/2026

New shocks all the way around on this 2007 Lexus IS250

04/22/2026

Hey, what’s up everybody haven’t posted anything in a while. Here’s a Honda Accord that had an oil leak in the AC was working after checking it out ended up being the compressor that had failed internally. Customer ordered a new compressor and a gasket for an oil leak These gaskets always fail over time I’ve done a couple of Hondas accords and CRV‘s but really any Honda or Acura with this engine these gaskets fail overtime the VVT solenoid gasket and the oil filter housing gaskets get brittle and start leaking oil i’ve included pictures of these gaskets that way, if you guys have any oil leaks either coming from the front of the engine behind the power steering pump or behind the engine above your oil, pressure sensor or down by the oil filter that might look like the oil pan it might be these gaskets