What Does a Car Tune-up Consist of? How Much Does It Cost?
A car tune-up will increase your vehicle’s life span, reduce the number of repairs, and also decrease the amount of money used in maintenance.
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This blog is full of useful information related to auto repair and automotive diagnostics.
“Auto Repair & Maintenance” is built for those that try to do-it-yourself.
Things you may find in this category are all related to vehicles engine, systems, maintenance, and problems your car may have like CAN bus, OBD1, OBD2, Transmission, BMS, TPMS, VIN, Freeze Frame, Check Engine Light, ABS light, Airbag light, EPB, SAS, OBD2 Apps, Protocols, OBD2 Codes, etc.
The articles focus on telling you what and how to fix things in your vehicles or how to use some kinds of tools you need for auto repair & maintenance. High oil pressure, low oil pressure, how does a car engine work, how to bleed brakes, how to change your car oil, how to rotate tires, etc. are some of the other topics you will find in this category.
The category is added with more and more content every week so that our readers can easily find the answer to almost all the questions they may have with their vehicles.
How can I perform CASE relearn without a scan tool?
Do you think it is time to perform CASE relearn, and why do you need it? Different situations can necessitate this process. You need to know why you should do CASE relearn and …
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Powerglide vs. TH350: Which automatic transmission should I choose?
In this review, we talk about Powerglide vs. TH350. We will be comparing them side by side, stating the specs and applications. It is your ultimate guide.
On-Board Diagnostics: From The History To Its Practical Applications In Our Life
Did you know the now common On-Board Diagnostics systems were founded in the 1960s? The OBD, short for the On-Board Diagnostics system, was established to regulate vehicle emissions and facilitate the mass adoption …
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Bad intake manifold gasket vs. blown head gasket
A blown head gasket is more expensive to repair than a bad intake manifold gasket which may cost less by several thousand dollars.
