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What is Handbrake? What are Handbrake Faults
What is a "handbrake" and what does it do? What are the causes of handbrake malfunctions What is the purpose of the handlebrake?The handbrake, which is an important safety device found in all vehicles, is used to slow down the vehicle when it is parked. The handbrake is...
What happens if you drive the car with the handbrake off?
What happens if the handbrake is not applied while the car is being driven? What happens if the parking brake stays on? How serious is it to forget to release the handbrake?Driving without using the handbrake is one of the biggest mistakes. This is the first sign that...
How much fuel should the vehicle have?
How much fuel should the vehicle's tank hold? Is it dangerous to use the vehicle before the fuel is gone? .....Fuel pump and fuel filter problemsEveryone is aware that the fuel tank should always have fuel. You may be curious about the minimum fuel level in your fuel...
What is the P2078 Fault code? How to Fix the P2078 Fault Code
What is the P2078 fault code What is the description of Intake Manifold Regulator Position Sensor / Switch Circuit High malfunction (Bank 1)? How do I fix the P2078 fault code What are the symptoms and causes for the P2078 fault code
P2078 OBD-2 Fault Code Definition
Intake Manifold Regulator...
What is P2274 Oxygen Sensing Signal Unstable/Poor? (Bank1, sensor3) Malfunction?
What is the P2274 error code? How can you fix the P2274 error code? What are the causes and symptoms of P2274 fault code O2 (Oxygen), Sensor Signal Unstable/Poor (Bank1, Sensor3) fault code description and causes .....
P2274 OBD II Definition of Fault Code
P2274 OBD II O2 (Oxygen Sensor...
P2197 Oxygen Sensor Signal Unstable / Stuck Lean (Bank2 Sensor1)
What is the P2197 fault number? What is the P2197 fault code and how can it be caused? What are the symptoms and causes for the P2197 fault? How do you fix P2197 fault code O2 (Oxygen Sensor Signal Unstable/Stuck Lean (Bank2 sensor1) What's the description of engine...
What is a Prizdirek Ball, and what are its benefits? What are the Signs of Failure?
What is a prizdirekball? What are the signs of a piping ball failure? What causes a socket ball to break ?....?
Every vehicle has a transmission as an integral part of its drivetrain. This complex arrangement of shafts, gears and motors allows for controlled power transfer from the engine...
What is Hill Start Assist and How Does It Work? How Hill Holder Works
What is Hill Start Assist and how does it work? What is Hill Holder? What are the Hill Start Assist System benefits? What are the benefits of Hill Holder ?....?Driving in difficult conditions is a prerequisite for being a competent driver. It is not easy to lift a...
How do I clean my headlight?
How to clean your headlights Why do headlights become yellow? How to clean car headlights ?....
Why do headlights turn yellow?
To resist external impacts, car headlights are made from polycarbonate material. For better protection against scratches and sun rays, glass headlights have a polycarbonate acrylic coating. As with all...
What is Cruise Control? What is Cruise Control?
What is cruise control? What is cruise control? Is cruise control fuel-saving?Driver fatigue and pain can result from long road trips, particularly after a while. Because of this, it is essential to maintain a certain driving pace. This is a difficult situation for the driver to maintain for...
What is Advance Setting? How to set Advance?
How do I set the advance? How do I set the advance? What happens if the advance setting gets lost? What is the cause of an advance setting being broken? What is ignition timing?What is Advance Setting?The spark plugs help to burn the fuel in internal combustion and...
What is Rectification? How do you Rectify?
What is rectification? What is rectification? What are the key points to remember when rectifying an engine?What is Rectification?The French word "rectified" is a foreign term that has been translated into English. Its Turkish equivalent is "correction".The engine is the heart of the vehicle's operation. The operating conditions...
Fuel/Petrol Float Malfunction Signs and Detection
What are the symptoms for Petrol float faults or Fuel / Petrol float faults Why is the fuel gauge showing an error? How does the fuel floating work? How to spot ?.... faults?What is a FuelFloat? How does it work?You may need to replace your fuel tank float...
How do you understand that the Air Conditioner Gas has been Exhausted?
How do you know if your car's air conditioner has run out? How does a car's air conditioner work?How does the Automobile Air Conditioning System work?Automotive A/C systems use freon gas to cool air, just like home and business air conditioners. To turn freon from gaseous into liquid,...
Why is Transmission Oil low?
Why is gearbox oil low What is gearbox oil? How can I tell if my transmission oil isn't working? What happens if transmission oil runs dry?
What is Transmission Fluid?
Transmission fluid is used to ensure that all parts of the transmission work smoothly and quietly. Many people are familiar...
Malfunction of the Gearbox Ear (Wedge).
What are the symptoms for transmission lug (chock), malfunction? Why is the gearbox ear deteriorating? What is a "gearbox ear"?
The gearbox ear is a component of a vehicle that supports the transmission. It is made from rubber on the inside and steel on the outside and prevents the...
What is Horsepower, and how does it compare to other power sources? What are Hp, Ps and Bhp?
What is horsepower? What are the differences between HP and PS?
What is Horsepower?
In other words, horsepower is a way to measure the power of motor vehicles. It's a way to express how much power a car can produce and how fast it can accelerate. The higher the number...
What is the reason for the steering wheel being locked?
What causes steering lock in cars? What causes steering lock?Anyone who drives a car can get stuck in the steering wheel. Sometimes, it may be impossible to put the key in the ignition. Don't panic if this happens. This is an automaker's minor precaution against theft.
What causes steering...
What is Electric Steering, (EPS)? How does it work? What are the Faults of this System?
What is an Electric Steering System (EPS). What are the benefits of electric power steering? What are the faults of electric steering?
What is Electric Steering and how does it work? What are the advantages of electric steering?
Today, hydraulic steering systems are commonplace (Hydraulic power steering / HPS). It...
How do you understand explosive shock absorber?
How do you understand a flat shock absorber? What are the symptoms for shock absorber failure What can be done to fix a flat shock absorber? What is the best time to replace the shock absorber?Car shock absorbers are an important part of the suspension system. Shock absorbers...
What is Cent Adjustment and how can it be used? How do you adjust Sent?
What is Sent Setting? How to set the Sense How can you understand why the Sente setting has failed?What is Cent Adjustment, exactly?The synth adjustment adjusts the timing and camshaft position at the right angle. The timing belt or timing chains are what control the camshaft's movement. The...