Learn how to deal with piston seizure here! Know what it is, what causes it, and whether you should attempt to DIY a seized piston in the first place!
Apr 08th, 2021
Engine pre-ignition and knocking don’t sound as terrifying as engine detonation, but not knowing one from the other makes all three alarming! Get rid of the confusion and set these terms straight! Right here!
Mar 31st, 2021
Does your car use an air suspension system? Then you’ll need this article to give you timely heads-ups when things go wrong with your car’s air suspension and the best way to deal with them. Read it here!
Mar 24th, 2021
Wouldn't it be great if you could diagnose a bad suspension as soon as the first symptom starts appearing? Learn how to spot suspension issues by yourself right here!
Mar 12th, 2021
When you rev your engine, can you distinguish between "normal" and “weird” types of engine noise? Seemingly insignificant sounds could point to a faulty transmission. As a car owner, you need to learn how to quickly detect trouble in your car or any potential transmission problem. Discovering defects early enough can save your car from further depreciation and trouble.
Nov 20th, 2020
While the whole DIY trend way makes sense in many circumstances, some car repairs are better left to pros. These repairs are just too challenging, exhausting and unsafe for amateurs to engage in. Here is a list of the five most challenging car repairs. You may want to keep them in mind the next time you attempt a car repair by yourself.
Nov 17th, 2020
Even the most experienced and most careful drivers will have to contend with some mechanical mishaps, one of which is a flooded engine. Engine flooding occurs when an internal combustion engine is fed an excessively rich air-fuel mixture that cannot be ignited. In simpler terms, the amount of fuel in the engine exceeds that of air. If that happens to you often, then you’ll need to learn how to deal with it – find out here!
If you notice unusual signs like engine misfires and reduced fuel mileage, start considering a problem with low engine compression. In this article, we'll talk about solutions on how to fix low engine compression and how to check low compression without a gauge.
Aug 18th, 2020
A compression test is an excellent way to determine the condition of your engine. It will reveal the state of the valves, cylinders, rings, valve seats, and how these parts are wearing out. If you notice your engine generating low power than usual or running rough, consider carrying out a compression test to find out the problem. It's also a good idea to do the test each time the engine gets tuned up..
Aug 11th, 2020
When you're shopping for a car, you come across many different terms describing the car's various auto parts, and that includes the engine. Descriptions like 'V8' and 'twin-cylinder' can get confusing to the average car buyer. Is one engine type better than the other? When it comes to engine cylinders, is it better to have more? These are reasonable questions to ask before making a buying decision.
Jul 13th, 2020
A pinion seal ensures that oil in the differential doesn't leak out, and water, dirt, or debris don’t get in. If a vehicle is maintained well, the pinion seal will remain in place and perform well. This, in turn, will keep the differential in good shape and allow it to operate optimally.
Jul 10th, 2020
Fog lights significantly improve visibility, especially when you’re driving under poor weather conditions. Such is the case when the road and surroundings are heavy with mist and fog. Most cars come with a factory placement panel on the bumper, but the grille and the rack mounts are options depending on your car model.
Jul 09th, 2020
Whenever you read about a car's 'electrical system', do you ever wonder what that term means exactly? Well, you should. For a modern vehicle to function correctly, it needs an efficient electrical system.
Jul 08th, 2020
When people say that they're having 'car troubles', it's easy for us to assume that one of the mechanical parts is faulty. However, those aren't the only parts that can cause headaches for car owners. Aside from the mechanical side of things, your vehicle also has a very complex electrical system. That system powers everything from spark plugs in your engine to the radio that you sing to as you drive.
The modern combustion engine is a fantastic piece of machinery. As we all know, a car engine has many moving parts that work together at the same time to generate outputs like power and torque. It’s important to understand that an engine is only as good as what's put into it. Sadly, most people only realise this in terms of the fuel and oils that they use. Most people tend to overlook the other crucial part of the equation: the supply of good, clean air into the engine's chambers, allowing for combustion to take place.
Jul 01st, 2020
