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Broken Exhaust Manifold Bolt in Cylinder Head
How Car Engines Work

Broken Bolt : Stud Removing : Can Be A Frustrating Waste Of Time

06/05/2024
Removing broken bolts and studs is never a fun job, and can take more time than you think. Broken bolt and stud removing, can often be a frustrating time waster, with no quick fix available. —READ-MORE
Valve Stem Seal Types
How Car Engines Work

Valve Stem Seals: Basic Function, Seal Types, Failure Symptoms

06/04/2024
Valve stem seals, control the lubrication of the valve stem, as it moves up and down in the valve guide. By specific design, all valve stem seals are made to include, a precisely controlled leak. —READ-MORE
Replacing Car Engine
How Car Engines Work

Engine Replacement : A Comprehensive Guide, For Every Vehicle

05/29/2024
So, engine replacement is one of the more difficult tasks, a mechanic may ever face. Because, engine replacement, requires different approaches for every year, make and model. Above all, engine replacement, is much more complicated —READ-MORE
Timing Belt vs Timing Gear vs Timing Chain
How Car Engines Work

Timing Belts – Chains Or Gears, All Do The Same Thing, Differently

05/22/2024
SO, TIMING BELTS – CHAINS OR GEARS, ALL PERFORM THE SAME FUNCTION. Consequently, their job is to synchronize, the rotation of the crankshaft and camshaft. But, despite having the same job, timing belts – chains —READ-MORE
Excessive Exhaust Smoke Coming From Car Exhaust
Exhaust and Emissions System Problems

Excessive Exhaust Smoke – A Sign Your Engine Needs Attention

05/20/2024
EXCESSIVE EXHAUST SMOKE, MAY BE THE FIRST SIGN THAT YOUR ENGINE NEEDS ATTENTION. As the engine burns fuel and creates exhaust, lots of different things are happening. So, if your engine is operating in tip-top —READ-MORE
Car starter motor on engine
Ignition and Electrical System Problems

Starter Motor Problems (Symptoms, Causes & Diagnosis)

05/15/2024
Knowing the symptoms of a failing starter motor, can help you diagnose starter motor problems. When diagnosing starter motor problems, always start with the car battery. So, for your starter to work properly, your car —READ-MORE
Cooling Fan Relay in Car Electrical
Car Cooling and Heating System Problems

Cooling Fan Relay – What Does It Do – Failure Symptoms – Testing

05/07/2024
THE COOLING FAN RELAY ESSENTIALLY FUNCTIONS AS, THE ON/ OFF SWITCH FOR THE ENGINE’S COOLING FANS. And, is therefore an important electrical component, of the engine’s cooling system. As a result, most cooling fans use —READ-MORE
Oil Leak In Spark Plug Well of Valve Cover
Engine Troubleshooting and Diagnosis

Oil Leak In Spark Plug Well – Know The Signs – What Can Happen

04/30/2024
HAVING A OIL LEAK IN SPARK PLUG WELL, CAN PRODUCE A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS. Oil making its way into the spark plug wells, can drastically affect the engines performance. Consequently, leading to misfires, increased oil —READ-MORE
Installing Cylinder Sleeve in Engine Block
How Car Engines Work

Cylinder Sleeve – How To Install A Cylinder Sleeve To Save A Block

04/26/2024
LEARNING HOW TO INSTALL A CYLINDER SLEEVE, IS AN EXCELLENT WAY TO SALVAGE, AN OTHERWISE JUNK ENGINE BLOCK. So, there are basically two reasons, for installing a cylinder sleeve in a engine block. For instance, —READ-MORE
Tightening an Automatic Belt Tensioner
Car Cooling and Heating System Problems

Automatic Belt Tensioner – Function – Failure Symptoms – Testing

04/24/2024
ABOVE ALL, THE AUTOMATIC BELT TENSIONER, PROVIDES THE PROPER TENSION ALL BELTS REQUIRE. Because, the automatic belt tensioner is spring loaded, it will naturally apply the proper amount of tension. Most people already know that —READ-MORE

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