A vehicle’s ignition system must provide sufficient spark to the right cylinder, at the right time, thousands of times every minute. Making accurate ignition repairs an...

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...

Compressor oil, also known as refrigerant oil, is vital to the operation of the air conditioning (A/C) system. Not only does it lubricate the compressor’s internal components,...

Did you know your car can lose up to 10 percent refrigerant per year? With less refrigerant, your car’s air con or air conditioning (A/C) system, won’t be as efficient in...

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....

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,...

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...

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...