Know what's wrong — and what it really costs — before you pay.

How it works

Pick the symptom, or the repair and your vehicle. FixDozer matches it against real paid repair records for the same complaint or the same make and model, ranks the likely fixes by how often each one solved that problem, and shows what owners actually paid.

Three ways in:

• Get my estimate — a couple of questions about the symptom, then the likely fixes, their costs and the Diagnosis Brief.
• Start from the symptom — what a noise, a light or a leak usually is, and what it costs to fix.
• Start from the repair — what a specific job really costs on your make and model, with the Fair Price Report.

What's your symptom?

What each complaint usually turns out to be, how often, and what the fix cost — with a Diagnosis Brief to download on every page.

• 4WD or AWD Not Working — What It Usually Is
• Airbag Light On — What It Usually Means
• Battery Light On — What It Means, and What It Costs
• Brake Fluid Leaking — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Brake Light Not Working — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Brake Pedal Soft or Sinking to the Floor — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Brakes Grinding — What It Means, and What It Costs
• Brakes Squeaking or Squealing — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Burning Smell From Your Car — What It Usually Is
• Car A/C Not Cold — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Car Battery Keeps Dying — What It Usually Is
• Car Clicks or Does Nothing When You Turn the Key — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Car Heater Not Working — What It Usually Is
• Car Overheating — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Car Pulls to One Side — What It Usually Is
• Car Running Rough or Misfiring — What It Usually Is
• Car Shakes When Braking — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Car Shaking or Vibrating — What It Usually Is
• Car Stalls or Dies While Driving — What It Usually Is
• Car Won't Start — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Check Engine Light On — What It Usually Means, and What It Costs
• Clunking or Rattling Over Bumps — What It Usually Is
• Coolant Leak — Where It Usually Comes From, and What It Costs
• Engine Cranks But Won't Start — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Engine Ticking or Knocking — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Fluid Leaking From Your Car — What It Usually Is
• Fuel Smell or Fuel System Problems — What It Usually Is
• Gas or Diesel Leaking — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Grinding Noise — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Headlight Not Working — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Headlight or Brake Light Not Working — What It Usually Is
• Loud Exhaust or Exhaust Leak — What It Usually Is
• Noise When Braking — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Noise While Driving — What It Usually Is
• Oil Leak — Where It Usually Comes From, and What It Costs
• Power Steering Problems — What It Usually Is
• Power Window or Door Lock Not Working — What It Usually Is
• Rattling Noise — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Soft Brake Pedal or ABS Light — What It Usually Is
• Squealing Noise — What It Usually Is, and What It Costs
• Tire Pressure Light On — What It Usually Means
• Traction Control or ABS Light — What It Usually Is
• Transmission Fluid Leaking — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Transmission Slipping or Shifting Hard — What It Usually Is
• Turn Signal Not Working — What It Is, and What It Costs
• Wheel Bearing Noise — What It Sounds Like, and What It Costs
• Windshield Wipers Not Working — What It Usually Is

What does the repair really cost on your car?

Typical total, fair range and the parts / labor / fees split from real paid invoices for that job on that make and model — with a Fair Price Report to download on every page.