In this article, we are going to talk about the ignition coil, so you will know its basic functions, symptoms of a bad ignition coil, how to test, and also the average replacement cost. How an Ignition Coil Works Ignition coils are known as compact electrical transformers. Their purpose is to take the low 12-volt current … Read more
If you’ve checked your oil pressure switch or sensor and it appears to be in good condition but your oil pressure light is coming on, then it could be a problem with your engine that needs to be fixed right away. There are a variety of reasons for why the oil gauge won’t show the … Read more
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 components used on road vehicles need replacing, and it’s not uncommon for a certain part … Read more
Here we’re going to discuss the following engine sensor: The oil pressure sensor (or oil pressure switch). I will be explaining what the functions of this sensor are and what symptoms may occur if this sensor malfunctions. How an Oil Pressure Sensor / Switch Works The main job of an engine oil pressure sensor is … Read more
The timing belt is located in front of your vehicle’s engine. It is made of a strong rubber material which includes cords that are nylon-reinforced. That way, the timing belt’s lifespan can be preserved. While the timing belt is moving inside the motor, it is placed under a lot of stress and tends to wear … Read more
The symptoms of a car not accelerating like it used to can occur on many high mileage vehicles. A driver might not notice these signs in normal day to day driving but they become abundantly clear when driving up a steep hill or when quickly trying to accelerate into fast moving traffic. It is in those situations … Read more
If you are driving your car and notice that you are losing power as you accelerate, there can only be one of two reasons for this. Either you do not have enough fuel in your vehicle or you do not have enough power. There are many reasons why your vehicle may be losing power, especially when … Read more
Oxygen sensors are able to function properly because of certain heating components that are built into them. A heater circuit is what drives these elements to produce the necessary heat. If there is a short in the heater circuit or if it faces tough resistance, then it could cause the running engine to be rough. … Read more
When you look at the fuel gauge on your dashboard, have you ever wondered how it reads the level of gas in your fuel tank? Well, there is a special sensor in the fuel tank called a fuel level sensor which detects the gas level. And, because this is an electronic sensor, it is able … Read more
When you purchase a vehicle from an auto dealership, especially if it is new or certified pre-owned vehicle, then you can expect to receive a clear title on the vehicle after all your payments are made. A clean title means the vehicle has never experienced major damage from an accident, vandalism, or weather. This indicates … Read more