The Gas Light Goes On: How Many Miles Until Empty?
There are a few things to understand about how many miles until empty you can drive once your gas light has turned on.
Know-How Notes: Why You Need To Check Your Gas Cap
A modern gas cap serves several functions. Today’s fuel systems require a complete seal on the tank, without it, there can be issues down the road.
How Does a Turbo Work?
Turbochargers are one way to get more power out of a smaller engine, but what is a turbocharger and how does a turbo work?
7 Symptoms of a Bad Mass Air Flow Sensor
If you’re experiencing any of these seven symptoms of a bad mass air flow sensor, it’s worth taking a look in your engine bay to diagnose the problem.
How To Use Sea Foam: Three Ways To A Cleaner Fuel System
Over time, the internals of your engine get clogged up with all kinds of nasty stuff. Inside the crankcase, where the oil lives, varnish and tar build up on the … Continue Reading How To Use Sea Foam: Three Ways To A Cleaner Fuel System
Carburetor vs Fuel Injection – A Short History and Pros & Cons
To start any conversation of the carburetor vs fuel injection, one has to start at the very beginning of the internal combustion engine. Since the dawn…
Fuel Filter Replacement: The Quickest Way to Improve Your Fuel Economy
Knowing how to replace a fuel filter is technically simple as long as you understand a few things before you start. Here’s a quick look.
How to Calculate Miles Per Gallon
Learning how to calculate miles per gallon allows you to better monitor your car’s performance. Here are some tips to guide you in the process.
Fuel Choices: A Look At The Pros and Cons of Driving On Diesel Fuel
Diesel is a petroleum-based fuel, derived from the same crude oil as gasoline. When distilled, the lighter fuel becomes gasoline and the heavier fuel is made into diesel. Because diesel is denser than gasoline, it provides more energy, or specifically better fuel economy, per gallon. But it does also have some drawbacks…
How to Change an Engine Air Filter
It’s easy to tell when your windshield wipers need to be replaced because the evidence is right in front of you. Similarly, a dirty cabin air filter might release unpleasant odors or block air from flowing through the vents. An engine air filter that needs to be replaced, however, isn’t so obvious…