When you have owned a vehicle for quite some time now, it’s absolutely normal for some problems to pop up unexpectedly. While things like a busted tire, overheating engine, and worn-out brake pads have their own degrees of severity, there’s nothing more irritating than a pungent odor. ...
MPG can vary between manual and automatic transmission Smart Cars, with automatic transmissions often having slightly lower fuel efficiency due to the added complexity. It’s essential to compare specific models for accurate information.Are there any eco-driving tips that can help maximize the fuel ...
When driving a car with an automatic transmission, owners may encounter various problems with the engine control system. The most common one is the U0100 error. What does it mean, and what are its most common causes? Let’s find out. ...
Maintenance can sometimes become a hassle for the owners. Vehicles tend to accumulate problems throughout the years, and it’s never good news when you learn about them in the auto shop during a visit. What’s worse, if you don’t have a warranty, you will also have to spend money ou...
The barrier between the refrigerant and the transmission fluid fails, and the fluids mix. If you notice sediment in the radiator when replacing the fluid, it is worth checking all of its components for any signs of faultiness. But if you're lucky, a small amount of sediment won’t lead ...
crankshaft protruding at both ends of the engine. At these mounting points are seals, which prevent the oil from leaking. If the oil is in the front of the motor by the belt, then the front seal is at fault. The rear seal is the culprit if it’s between the engine and transmission....
In essence,axlesare steel rods that connect a pair of wheels and use the transmission's torque (rotational force) to get the wheels in motion. They act as a bridge between the tires and help propel your car forward. Axles are the reason your vehicle moves, so you can imagine just how ...