Classic Car Doctor; Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor lays it out clear and simple today; "cars are like 3 year old's and the Internet. Its all about patience."    Ron talks about repairing a brake pulse on a 2004 Toyota Sequoia. He walks us through the process and decision making but hits a bump in the road due to rust and age.  And the clock keeps ticking as his work day grows shorter. Tune in to hear how he resolves it in typical Car Doctor fashion to win the day!

Coming back from the break, Ron and crew air a tribute to Click & Clack, Tom and Ray Magliozzi. Tom passed away this week in 2014; Ron shares some thoughts. Next up is Ron in Tinton Falls NJ. His 2008 Hyundai has a no start problem.; it cranks but doesn't fire.  And of course when the mechanic showed up to tow it it starts right up. With no fault codes, no more problems and starts every time, what do you do? Well, you call Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor. Ron walks us through the common faults on this model vehicle & points out that the issue could be related to the immobilizer or anti-theft system. The Car Doctor explains how the fault could have happened and been missed by the technician that looked at the vehicle IF they did not do a complete vehicle scan. He closes out the call with some last little but important possibilities. 

Last call for Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor is from Sandy in Wisconsin; her 2007 Chevy Aveo also has some random no start conditions. Sandy is a little excited and talks her way through the segment leaving Ron no choice but to answer her on the other side of the break. You can find Ron's answer in the second half of this hour, coming up next !

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