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Cooling Heating

So, cooling heating issues are something not to be fooled with. What is the correct temperature your engine should be running at.

Intermittent Temperature Related Engine Problems - Where To Start !
Cooling Heating

Intermittent Temperature Related Engine Problems – Where To Start !

February 24, 2021

Diagnosing intermittent temperature related engine problems can be a challenge; especially if they affect driveability. Problems that come and go or only occur under certain driving or operating conditions; can be very difficult to troubleshoot. […]

White Stuff Under My Oil Filler Cap - What Is It ? - Is It Bad ?
Automotive Leaks

White Stuff Under My Oil Filler Cap – What Is It ? – Is It Bad ?

February 18, 2021

So, you take the oil cap off of your valve cover to top off your oil. You find a milky creamy white stuff, coating the underside of the oil cap and down into the filler […]

Bad Radiator Cap - A Cheap Fix, For A Potential Engine Disaster
Cooling Heating

Bad Radiator Cap – A Cheap Fix, For A Potential Engine Disaster

February 15, 2021

When was the last time you checked to see if you had, a bad radiator cap ? The radiator cap is a very important part of the engine’s cooling system; yet it is often overlooked […]

Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor - Function - Failure And Testing
Cooling Heating

Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor – Function – Failure And Testing

January 14, 2021

The engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensors function is to, monitor the temperature of the engine’s coolant. So, most engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensors operate using electrical resistance to measure, the temperature of the coolant. The […]

Engine Cooling Fan - Is Yours Working - How To Test It
Cooling Heating

Engine Cooling Fan – Is Yours Working – How To Test It

January 13, 2021

Your engine cooling fan, only runs when needed to help cool the engine. So, a engine cooling fan, relay or control circuit failure is bad news. Because, it can allow the engine to overheat. The […]

Radiator Caps - This Fairly Cheap Part, Is More Important Than You Think
Cooling Heating

Radiator Caps – This Fairly Cheap Part, Is More Important Than You Think

January 6, 2021

Radiator Caps are designed to ensure that the; prescribed pressure in the cooling system is maintained at all times. Radiator Caps do this by, allowing air to escape, when pressure exceeds a preset amount. That’s […]

Engine Antifreeze Coolant - What Does It Do ? - Why Do You Need It ?
Cooling Heating

Engine Antifreeze Coolant – What Does It Do ? – Why Do You Need It ?

January 1, 2021

Engine antifreeze coolant plays a very important role; in keeping your cooling system functioning efficiently. So, the main purpose of engine antifreeze coolant is to; prevent water from freezing. While at the same time; raising […]

Radiator Caps - This Fairly Cheap Part, Is More Important Than You Think
Cooling Heating

Radiator Cap – Basic Function – Failure Symptoms – How Important Is It

December 24, 2020

Today the radiator cap, is more important than ever before. However, it is often overlooked, as being a cause of engine overheating. So, a radiator cap looks simple but, is critical for a properly operating […]

Radiator - Overheating, Causes, Consequences And Maintenance
Cooling Heating

Radiator – Overheating, Causes, Consequences And Maintenance

December 21, 2020

Your car radiator allows your engine to operate within a “normal” temperature range; of about 195 to 220 degrees F. But, as efficient as today’s engines are; they still waste a lot of the heat […]

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) Replacement - How To Do It
Cooling Heating

Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor (ECT) Replacement – How To Do It

December 18, 2020

The engine coolant temperature sensor (ECT), is one of the most important engine management sensors in your vehicle. A sensor that is shorted or reading out of range; obviously can’t provide a reliable signal and […]

Water Pump Noise - Where Can It Come From - How Bad Is It
Cooling Heating

Water Pump Noise – Where Can It Come From – How Bad Is It

November 30, 2020

Diagnosing water pump noises can be tricky. Quite often your water pump is buried deep in the engine. As a result, water pump noise will resonate throughout the engine, making it even harder to identify. […]

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