I doubt theres an alignment machine for mowers, but if you either look through the owners manual or look at the front end, you should be able to figure out where the jam nuts and tie rods are and straighten them out yourself.

You heard wrong. You need to take it to a competent shop - preferably the dealer - to get correctly diagnosed. Randomly unplugging things and mucking about with things you clearly do not understand is NOT going to help the situation. It will be cheaper, faster, and vastly more effective to put a professional-level code reader on it than trial and error.

Camshaft problem again and again!!!??

I am having a problem with the camshaft sensor in a 2010 chevy malibu. I took my car to the shop 3 times for this problem. The first time they checked the light and ordered my part. The second time they put the part on, and the third time they checked the cables and reset the sensors. But my check engine light came back on today. I'm getting sick and tired of this problem, I have only had this car for a year. What can it be now??

Where can I get some good car gauge kits?

I am looking for some good gauges to replace on my 2000 v6 mustang. Any suggestions to where I can get some? Thanks!