ByRon Coddington Though gasoline engines vary, all share spark plugs for igniting fuel. These plugs periodically need service. A good plug takes battery current to the coil, sparking combustion in the cylinder….
ByRon Coddington Vehicle emissions have plagued air quality since the automobile’s advent. Not until the 1960s did reduction efforts start and by the 1990s, improvements slashed hydrocarbons dramatically. Thus OBD2 arrived in…
ByJosh Boyd That chalky gunk on your battery likely means corrosion. The greenish or whitish buildup commonly forms on posts and cable terminals, eventually causing problems. Though battery corrosion is widespread, the…
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