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The earlier you can get engine damage treated, the easier it’ll be to get fixed; saving on both costs and hassle along the way.

Valve Guide Wear - Can Cause Other Major Damage, Besides Burning Oil
Engine Damage

Valve Guide Wear – Can Cause Other Major Damage, Besides Burning Oil

April 7, 2021

Valve guide wear, refers to excessive clearance, between valve stem and valve guide. As valve guides wear, the side to side movement, can cause valves to seat improperly. Valve leakage, causing compression loss, is another […]

Automotive Engine Failure - Common Warning Signs - Major Causes
Engine Damage

Automotive Engine Failure – Common Warning Signs – Major Causes

February 19, 2021

Automotive engine failure, is usually one of the last components that will fail in your vehicle. Still, automotive engine failure, does happen, quite often. But, there are ways that you can, mitigate the damage. Consequently, […]

Hydrolocked Engine - What Is It - Causes - What Damage Can It Do
Automotive Leaks

Hydrolocked Engine – What Is It – Causes – What Damage Can It Do

January 12, 2021

When an engine is seized from ingesting a substantial amount of liquid; it is said to be a hydrolocked engine. So, with all internal combustion engines, the internals are all designed to deal with the […]

Valve Springs - Function - Failure Symptoms - Causing Possible Damage
Engine Damage

Valve Springs – Function – Failure Symptoms – Causing Possible Damage

January 8, 2021

Valve Springs in your engine have a very basic job, but how they do it is very important. So, one very important point to keep in mind is that they all; lose tension and weaken […]

Crankshaft Damage - Diesel Engines Are Way More Prone To Damage
Engine Bottom End

Crankshaft Damage – Diesel Engines Are Way More Prone To Damage

November 17, 2020

So, A broken or cracked crankshaft is considered major engine damage. The good thing is that crankshaft damage is not a very common occurrence. Crankshaft damage can happen due to a casting or forging flaw […]

Common Engine Problems - Noises, Leaks, Overheating, Fuel Problems
Engine Damage

Common Engine Problems – Noises, Leaks, Overheating, Fuel Problems

May 9, 2020

We all know it’s important to take care of your vehicle’s engine; but some common engine problems can get overlooked. So, as a vehicle owner it is important that you’re; constantly on the lookout for […]

Engine Damage - Look For Gradual Deterioration Before It's Too Late
Engine Damage

Engine Damage – Look For Gradual Deterioration Before It’s Too Late

January 26, 2020

It’s not always easy to recognize when your vehicle is suffering from possible engine damage. Many symptoms can be overlooked and seen as “normal.” (Engine Damage) While not all symptoms may threaten the life of […]

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Spark Plug – How Do I Read My Spark Plug Condition – What They Tell You

January 30, 2020

If you are able to read a spark plug it can be a valuable tuning aid. An experienced engine tuner can determine a great deal about the engine’s overall operating condition; by examining the insulator […]

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