A fuel gauge that reads full or empty all the time, or has a needle that moves erratically, could be the result of a faulty sender unit or fuel gauge itself. But before...

The most common problem that causes the fuel gauge to read incorrectly is a bad fuel sending unit. The fuel sending unit is used to measure the amount of fuel in the fuel tank...

As of the 2012 model year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration required all new passenger vehicles sold in the US to be equipped with ESC for overall safety....

Steering components can be damaged by rough roads, bent from hitting curbs or just wear out from continued use. Since steering systems are vital to vehicle control and the...

A worn, faulty or out of balance steering or suspension component can be felt through a vibration in the steering wheel. Either as a shimmy, jiggle, or shake. However, because...

The basic function of a car’s air filter is to prevent harmful debris, dirt, and contaminants from entering your engine, but it also acts as a barrier to keep your MAF sensor...

What do sway bar links do Sway bar links, also known as stabilizer bar links, help prevent excessive leaning during turns and keep the vehicle stable by linking the sway bar,...

How to know when to replace outer tie rods Tie rod ends connect the steering knuckle of the wheel to the steering rack, and largely responsible for turning the wheels. When...

Bushings may seem small, but they play a big role in driver comfort and longevity of a vehicle’s steering and suspension system. A bushing acts as a cushion between parts and...

Last week, we talked about the benefits of a clean EGR valve to the engine and the environment. This week, we take a look at how important a clean gas tank is for your fuel...