AUTOZONE Locations

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2016 Honda accord V6 engine 124,000 miles So at first the car was throwing an emissions system code, I believed it was the cats or maybe the 02 sensors due to the readings we were getting. Today we were having problems with starting the car so we went to autozone to get a new battery. The car would start but it would be sluggish and at times you would need to give it some gas to start. We got the new battery installed and all the codes on the dash disappeared. We pulled out and went to another auto store to purchase something but when we turned the car off and started it again… nothing. No lights no sounds, nothing. We were able to get jumped off and the car started but now it’s makin...

Hi everyone! I have a 2015 Volkswagen Passat (\~170k miles) that I recently registered in NJ. My car has failed emissions inspection 6 times. Each time, I fail for OBD readiness, with the “Fuel System” and “Evap” sensors coming back as “not ready.” There are no stored or pending codes. Here’s what I’ve tried: \- 5 trips to 4 different MVCs (they just tell me to drive more to reset the monitors) \- driven over 1,000 miles \- competed the VW drive cycle multiple times \- took to a VW dealer and they said I would pass inspection just fine \- took to an ERF, they also couldn’t find any issues, suggested a $350 monitor reset drive cycle (I said no) \- tried overnight...

This is my first time working at Autozone as a retail associate and my manager said i had to go to classes but i’m curious about those classes and if they’re even that important for me to attend. Most of the time i’ve had jobs do some classes/training i ended up not remembering or just learning the stuff along the way lol. but the classes are an hour and 30 minutes away. I stay pretty much in the middle of my city and the store is located the middle as well so i just don’t see the point in making your new hires drive so long for something that can be done in store…

1, 2, 3,4, 7 and 8 are taken at my school, 6 was taken by a grocery store and 5th was taken at autozone.

I think it looks like an average size bulb.

Hello everyone, I’m new to the group here Needing some advice suggestions for DIY service on my 2014 Nissan Altima 2.5 L SV supposedly from the research I have done but I’ve got mixed reviews. The images of this sensor is a map sensor. It is bolted directly on the side of the intake manifold towards back between the firewall and the manifold. It is held on by two T25 Torx head screws. I have no problem getting to the top screw the bottom screw literally has about a pinky fingers with a space to access the head of the screw. Has anybody ever replaced this on their vehicle I also sent pictures of the engine the red arrow points to the sensor. I bought this car used in December of 25 no...

Hello everyone, I’m new to the group here Needing some advice suggestions for DIY service on my 2014 Nissan Altima 2.5 L SV supposedly from the research I have done but I’ve got mixed reviews. The images of this sensor is a map sensor. It is bolted directly on the side of the intake manifold towards back between the firewall and the manifold. It is held on by two T25 Torx head screws. I have no problem getting to the top screw the bottom screw literally has about a pinky fingers with a space to access the head of the screw. Has anybody ever replaced this on their vehicle I also sent pictures of the engine the red arrow points to the sensor. I bought this car used in December of 25 no...

Im near Valencia and am getting started with an independent automotive repair business. However I'm finding that tools and supplies specifically for mechanics are more difficult to source locally. In the United States, there is an Autozone on every corner, in every town, and they have basically anything you could need other than speciality tools for specific brands. In Spain, it seems the Recambios stores carry auto parts, but not much in the way of tools or supplies unless you want to order it in. Am I just looking in the wrong places or is everything truly ordered online now? Thank you in advance.

Link: [https://ips-dc.org/report-americas-20-largest-low-wage-employers-and-the-affordability-crisis/](https://ips-dc.org/report-americas-20-largest-low-wage-employers-and-the-affordability-crisis/) Best Buy is featured in the Institute for Policy Studies' (IPS-DC) report on the 20 largest low-wage employers in the United States in the context of the affordability crisis. Featured in the report is the fact that ***Best Buy CEO Corie Barry is paid 518 times the median pay of her workers***. Here's the table of companies (in alphabetical order): [Table of the low-wage 20 companies, in alphabetical order](https://preview.redd.it/wsvdb96vv1og1.png?width=1156&format=png&a...

edit: solved, I'm just an ***** who didn't secure the connectors to the battery terminals tightly enough [Original post from 2 days ago](https://www.reddit.com/r/CarHelp/comments/1rls64d/comment/o90iupa/) The Camry was working inconsistently, until 2 days ago I went to jumpstart it and it cut off immediately upon removing the jumper cables. Took the battery to be tested at Costco where I bought it, test said "charge battery and retest". All comments told me that the alternator is the problem. I took the battery to Autozone to have it charged and tested, they did so and confirmed the battery is still good. I stopped by Costco on the way home and they confirmed that the...

Working at a temporary Autozone store is the absolute worst. Only 3 iles, no nuts and bolts, help, paint, or accessories section. Nothing is where it should be and our inventory is always off. My store manager implements random “no return” policies on items to keep profit so my coworkers and I get yelled at by customers who should rightfully be able to return an item. Many lazy workers. The good workers are given the least amount of hours and the most memos to file. The worst employees are given the most hours and zero consequences.

I've been using rockauto for several years now and when I first started i learned to check and double check and triple check my part numbers. It only took a couple of times of ordering the wrong part to learn that the rock auto catalog system isn't perfect. My second go to parts store is o Reillys but darned do I get heart burn when I see the price triple from a rock auto part. It sure is nice to walk in and exchange things if they don't work or fit though. My question to all of you out there with shipping and order problems... how often are you all ordering? I have saved hundreds if not thousands using rock auto... even with the few issues I've had... is autozone out...

Half rant have genuine question. So Im working on my buddies truck he's got a Ford f150, I thought he needed new coils. Come to find out he blew out 4 cylinders worth of piston rings. There's 0 compression on the whole drivers side. Anyway I get a pack of coils from autozone and open the box and realise they sold me the ones for a 5.0, im working on the 6.2. I set them back in my truck to take back later and finish up what im doing and break the bad news to my buddy. I go to return the coils back to autozone. Everything's still in the box and little bubble packs they came in except the one I pulled to compare. The lady at the counter tells me they cant take it as a return ...

This Sunday around noon I’m dropping my husband off at AutoZone park and then going uptown to Cozy Corner for lunch. I’m not from the area and I’ll only be there for a few hours. I’d love to stop into a store that sells some cool locally-made stuff, especially from artists or craftspeople. I really appreciate any recommendations!

Last week I rented a car for a day trip and left my Taurus parked in the rental company’s lot overnight. The next day when I picked it up, it started fine. I ran a few errands — grocery store, my mom’s place, and grabbed a quick bite to eat. Each time I turned the car off and started it again, it seemed like it was taking longer and longer to start. It started to worry me, so I stopped by AutoZone and had them test the battery and alternator. Both tests passed and they said everything looked fine. At the time I figured maybe the battery had drained a bit and the short trips weren’t giving it enough time to recharge. Fast forward about a week. I walk out to my car after work and tu...

I have a 2013 Nissan Altima, 4 cylinder automatic with 160,000 miles. I've had it for three years now and haven't had any problems with the engine. On my way home today, I stopped at a store, and when I got in my car to leave, the engine wouldn't start. When I pushed the starter button, the dashboard flashed on for an instant and then went dark, and after that I couldn't get any reaction out of it. I called for roadside assistance and got a jumpstart no problem, but when the engine came back on, the trip odometer had reset and the dashboard settings were back to factory default. I let the car idle for five minutes, then drove home (about a 20 minute drive). When I got...