There is no worse feeling than trying to start your car and finding out that it won’t turn over. When a car does not “turn over,” it means that the starter motor is not able to crank in order for the engine to turn over. As a result, you will turn the key in the … Read more
Oil is what lubricates the parts and components of a vehicle’s engine. That way, there is less friction inside of the engine. The hardest part is figuring out the amount of oil passing through the engine. This is where the oil pressure sensor comes in handy because it can detect when there is low oil … Read more
The oxygen sensor (aka: O2 sensor) is located inside of the exhaust manifold of a vehicle. Its purpose is to keep track of the level of oxygen which remains unburned in the exhaust system while exhaust is leaving the engine. The oxygen sensor sends a signal to the ECU indicating how much oxygen was found … Read more
The fuel pump is a valuable component to the internal combustion engine. Since there needs to be a mixture of fuel and air inside the combustion chamber, the fuel pump is responsible for pumping fuel from the gas tank into the chamber. The fuel needs this pressure to be transferred from the tank to the … Read more
As you know, having a bad injector is troublesome and it can cause another problems related to your car’s engine and overall performance. It is recommended that you immediately change your car’s injector if its condition is bad. SO, here are some things you should know to identify whether your car has bad or good … Read more
The coolant temperature sensor of your engine must be working at all times because it monitors the temperature of your engine and then sends the temperature information to the car’s central computer. Based on the information received, the computer adjusts the temperature of the engine so that it isn’t too hot or too cold. If … Read more