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Yes, AutoZone reads OBD-II codes for free in store and gives a report; it isn’t a full diagnosis, and some locations won’t clear codes.

Yes, AutoZone offers free in-store battery testing and charging when the battery is healthy enough to take a charge.

Yes, AutoZone installs new batteries free with purchase for most cars, but eligibility varies by location and vehicle design—call ahead to confirm.

Yes, auto glass crack repair works on short, shallow, non-edge windshield cracks; long, deep, or edge damage usually needs full replacement.

Yes, if your manual or cap specifies ATF (e.g., Dexron); otherwise use the listed power steering fluid—mixing or guessing can cause leaks, noise, or pump wear.

Yes, antifreeze can degrade; unopened coolant is stable for years, but mixed or used coolant can lose protection with age, heat, and contamination.

Yes, an Android phone can unlock a car via digital keys, maker apps, or add-on kits when your phone and vehicle support the same method.

Yes, an alternator can drain a battery if failed diodes or a bad regulator cause parasitic draw or undercharge, leaving the battery flat even after driving.

Yes, an alternator can charge a car battery while the engine runs, but it’s built to maintain a healthy charge, not revive a deeply drained or damaged battery.

Yes, airbags can be replaced after a crash; safe repair needs OEM parts, module programming, and checks of sensors and pretensioners.