Understanding P0035: Turbo Bypass Valve Control Circuit High
This OBD-II number, P0035, is for all vehicles with a turbocharged engine that were made after 1996. This is what the code means: P0035 Turbocharger / Supercharger Bypass Valve Control…
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Fuel Pump Replacement: Essential Parts to Replace
If your fuel pump breaks, you might hear it making noise, your engine might stop, start slowly, or you might not have any power. Here are some tips on how…
Understanding CAN Bus in Cars
Controller Area Network, or CAN bus, is a type of serial communication system that was created by Bosch in the 1980s for use in cars. It’s a message-based standard that…
Is Your Car Choking? Learn When to Clean the Throttle Body
Do you ever feel like your car hesitates when you step on the gas? It’s possible that your idle is rough or that your engine revs stay high after stopping….
DIY: How to Clean a Mass Air Flow Sensor
Keeping the right ratio of air to fuel in your engine is very important for its performance and economy. The Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor is an important part of…
Effective Tips for Cleaning Fuel Injectors Without Removing Them
Over time, a lot of carbon builds up in the engine and fuel injectors as it runs. This makes the car use more gas and get worse gas economy. The…
What is Dielectric Grease and How to Use It?
Grease with dielectric properties helps to avoid electrical arcing. Many have pondered the question of what distinguishes dielectric grease from other kind of grease. Is silicone grease the same as…
Meaning, Causes, Diagnosis, and Solutions for P0840 Error Code
The P0840 error code is a diagnostic trouble code that indicates a problem with the transmission fluid pressure switch/sensor “A” circuit. This code is triggered when the Engine Control Module…