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5 Causes of Steering Wheel Shakes at Low and High Speeds
Cars are supposed to drive even and smooth at all times, especially if you’re on a relatively good road. Chances are however, that you’ve experienced steering wheel vibrations at one point or another, and that’s perfectly normal. A lot of…
7 Symptoms of a Bad Ignition Coil and Replacement Cost
In this article, we are going to explain about information of ignition coil, so you will know the basic functions, bad symptoms, how to test, and also the average replacement cost. And here we are: Basic Functions Of Ignition Coil Ignition…
5 Symptoms of a Bad Throttle Position Sensor
The throttle position sensor transmits the information about the position of your throttle to the computer of your car which is commonly known as ECM (electronic control module). The throttle position sensor consists of mechanical parts and is prone to…
Trouble Code: P0496 (Evaporative Emission System High Purge Flow)
There are a lot of possible ways in which the evaporative emission system can malfunction in a vehicle. In case you didn’t know, this is the system which prevents fuel vapors from leaving your vehicle’s gas tank and entering the…
Trouble Code: P0440 (Evaporative Emission Control System Malfunction)
The evaporative emission control system is an environmentally friendly piece of auto technology. Its job is to contain fuel vapors in your vehicle and prevent them from escaping into the atmosphere and polluting it. Fuel vapor is a natural occurrence…
Explained Trouble Code: P0300 (Random Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected)
An engine misfire is a quite common occurrence. It is basically a situation where the timing of the ignition is off in the internal combustion chamber. In other words, as the air and fuel mix together in the chamber, the…
Trouble Code: P0014 (Exhaust Camshaft Position Timing Over Advanced Bank 1)
The exhaust camshaft is responsible for controlling the valves which contain and release carbon emissions. The engine control unit is the computer which controls the timing and position of the exhaust camshaft. However, sometimes there will be situations where the…
Trouble Code Explained: (P0172 System Too Rich Bank 1)
Air and fuel are the heart of the internal combustion process. The proper amount of air and fuel must enter the internal combustion chamber if the ignition is going to be successful. Otherwise, you might have a situation where your…
Trouble Code Info: P0128 (Coolant Temperature Below Regulating Temperature)
The internal combustion engine of a vehicle generates a vast amount of heat. The two liquids responsible for cooling the engine off are the oil and coolant. The latter is ultimately more important for this task. But if the coolant…
Trouble Code Info: P0456 (Evaporative Emission System Leak Detected)
Modern vehicles are designed with an evaporative emissions system, also known as an EVAP system. When you pump fuel into your gas tank, there are vapors which emit from the fuel. If these fuel vapors were to escape your gas…
5 Causes of Car Battery Light On While Driving
Each modern vehicle on the road today has a 12-volt battery that is rechargeable. This battery provides energy to virtually every electrical component of the vehicle, such as its ignition system, engine control unit, headlights, radio, interior lights, and so…
5 Tips to Flush a Car Radiator and Cost
An internal combustion engine gets very hot as it runs. With so many metal components moving quickly and rubbing together inside of the engine, all that friction creates an enormous amount of heat. The engine depends on coolant liquid to…
5 Symptoms of a Bad Ground Strap in the Car
The ground strap is the heavy black wire which connects to the car battery’s negative terminal. Some other names for the strap include the ground wire or ground cable. The ground strap is the foundation over the entire vehicle’s electrical…