Usually, white steam or smoke coming from the engine hood is a sign that you have engine overheating issues. What happens when you see smoke coming from under hood but not overheating? What could be...
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Diesel and gasoline engines are both internal combustion engines that run on different principles and use different fuel types. Gasoline engines ignite compressed air-fuel mixture through the...
What causes the Coolant Reservoir to Crack and How to Fix It?
The cooling system is an essential part of your car that helps keep the engine at normal operating temperature—preventing it from overheating. The system does this by circulating coolant to the...
Diesel in oil is a type of fuel dilution—a term used to describe the increase of oil level in the engine. This occurs when diesel fuel leaks into your engine oil when it travels towards the...
Owning a car births expenses naturally. From doing routine maintenance to fueling your car costs money. While these are a must, overspending on fuel can be overwhelming, especially if you are working...
Internal combustion engines generate energy when the spark plugs fire the air-fuel mixture in the combustion chamber. Consistent spark firing on the combustion chamber forms carbon residues on top of...
