7 Warning Signs Your Timing Belt Needs Attention
Are you familiar with timing belts? Your engine’s camshaft and crankshaft are connected by a rubber belt. The crankshaft raises and lowers the pistons, while the camshaft regulates the valves’…
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Spark Plug Change: Should You Replace Ignition Coils Too?
Imagine that the engine of your car is dancing at the same time. That’s how spark plugs and ignition coils work together! Both are very important to the starting system…
Engine Sensors Explained: Spot Issues Early
Learn about the uses and symptoms of important engine sensors. Learn to spot problems early to make sure they work well and avoid costly fixes. Learn as much as you…
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…
Understanding P0034: Turbo Bypass Valve Control Circuit Low
The turbocharger bypass valve controls the flow of air into the engine. If this code shows up, there is a problem with the circuit that handles it. This number (DTC)…
How to Recognize Fuel Pump Relay Failure
These days, gas tanks in cars can hold a precise amount of gas at all times. This is because of the fuel pump relay. Therefore, in order to maximise your…
Gasoline Smell in Engine Oil: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
You probably have a gas-oil mixture if you can smell gas in the oil. To keep your car operating smoothly, the two most important fluids are gas and oil. Do…
What Happens When You Add Too Much Oil to Your Engine?
Too much of anything is bad, according to an old adage. Ever heard of it? Just like an excess of any substance is harmful to people, an excess of gasoline…
Spotting a Faulty PCV Valve: Symptoms, Testing, and Repair Costs
The PCV valve, an abbreviation for “positive crankcase ventilation,” is responsible for directing any surplus gas away from the crankcase. It continues on to the intake manifold before returning to…
Diagnosing One Cylinder with No Compression: Causes and Solutions
The cylinder in your vehicle is an important part of the engine since it drives the engine and helps it run efficiently by participating in the combustion process. If one…