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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
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
Motorcycle Spring Tune Up Tips - How to stay safe on the road.
Engine Oil System and Lubrication Problems

Motorcycle Spring Tune Up Tips – How To Stay Safe On The Road

04/06/2024
In light of the ensuing motorcycle season, I wanted to bring you some motorcycle spring tune up tips. Above all, before you hit the open road. I know it is still early, But, as the —READ-MORE
GM 6.6L Duramax Diesel Replacing Head Gaskets
Engine Gasket and Seal Problems

GM 6.6L Duramax Diesel: Choosing The Correct Head Gasket

04/05/2024
So, the GM 6.6L Duramax Diesel, seems to be causing a lot of controversy. Consequently, one big issue is, what is the correct head gasket for this application. As a result, many installers are just —READ-MORE
Water Pump and Timing Belt Replacement
Car Cooling and Heating System Problems

Water Pump And Timing Belt Replacement – Tips And Instructions

04/04/2024
ON MOST NEWER ENGINES THE WATER PUMP TIMING BELT, IS WHAT ENSURES THE COOLANT, KEEPS MOVING THROUGH YOUR ENGINE. AND, HELPS THE ENGINE MAINTAIN A CONSISTENT, AND OPTIMUM OPERATING TEMPERATURE. But, a water pump or —READ-MORE
Writing Engine Assessment Report
Engine Troubleshooting and Diagnosis

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

03/17/2024
We all know it’s important to take care of your vehicle’s engine. But, there are some common engine problems, that just get overlooked. So, as a vehicle owner it is important that you’re constantly on —READ-MORE
Cylinder Bore Deglazing - Purpose - Proper Crosshatch And Angle
How Car Engines Work

Cylinder Bore Deglazing – Purpose – Proper Crosshatch And Angle

03/03/2024
The cylinder bore deglazing process is basically, removing the glaze from your engines cylinder walls. Because, having the proper finish, is extremely important in helping with, proper piston ring lubrication. So, without proper lubrication, heat —READ-MORE
Ball Hone - How To Get The Perfect Finish, For Piston Ring Sealing
How Car Engines Work

Ball Hone – How To Get The Perfect Finish, For Piston Ring Sealing

02/23/2024
The Ball Hone is self-centering, self-aligning to the bore, and self-compensating for wear. Ball hones provide, a great surface finish and will make, your next re-ring job a success ! The ball hone tool, is —READ-MORE

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