Typically found in fuel injected engines, the manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor is one of the sensors an engine control module (ECM) uses to calculate fuel injection for...

There's never a good time to see one of your dashboard warning lights turn on. But now, with most of the world under lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, seeing that...

Suspect a possible bad ball joint? Then you’re serving your customer well by being proactive about the repair for such a safety-critical part. Replacing a ball joint won’t be...

Replacing a fuel pump can become a costly mistake if it is not the true cause of a fuel related problem. A fuel system should be carefully tested for pressure, volume, and...

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...

Just like all steering and suspension system components, the ball joint is a safety-critical part. A worn ball joint can compromise a vehicle’s ride and handling. In the event...

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...

Once you have diagnosed the need to remove and replace ignition coils, there are some simple recommendations that can help ensure the best repair possible. Repair...

Integral to the vehicle’s engine management system, the aptly named exhaust gas recirculation valve, or EGR valve for short, recirculates finely metered quantities of exhaust...

Engine oil is the lifeblood of a vehicle, and without it the modern turbo simply could not function.  How turbochargers work The oil performs two key functions within the...