Maintenance Tips, Tricks And Hacks For Your Vehicle
Author: Vide Polowenski
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Why Is My Overdrive Light Flashing On My Ford Explorer? (Answered!)
If the overdrive light on your Ford Explorer is flashing, it could indicate an issue with the system. This can be due to low transmission fluid or a clogged filter. In this blog post, we’ll look into the causes and solutions to this issue. Additionally, we’ll explain what to do if your Ford Explorer overdrive…
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1000+ Car Names Based on Your Gender, Color, Style and Personality
Naming your car can help you form a closer bond with your vehicle. Giving a name to your car, also makes it easier to refer to it when talking to others. I name my car because it helps me remember its features and characteristics. Here are 1000+ car names based on your gender, color, style,…
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Everything You Need To Know About Fuel Stabilizer
If you’re like most people, you probably don’t think about your car’s fuel until there’s a problem. One common issue that many drivers face is the degradation of fuel quality, which can lead to all sorts of problems down the road. In this blog post, we’ll discuss everything you need to know about fuel stabilizers…
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How Do You Troubleshoot an Electric Fuel Pump?
If your car isn’t starting, one of the first things you should troubleshoot is the electric fuel pump. This component is responsible for delivering gasoline from the tank to the engine, and if it’s not working properly, your car won’t run. In this step-by-step guide, I will show you how to troubleshoot an electric fuel…
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Airtex Fuel Pumps Most Common Problems
Airtex is a company that makes both original equipment and aftermarket fuel pumps. Like any other vehicle parts, fuel pumps fail too. But, are the Airtex fuel pumps any good? What are the most common problems that you might encounter with the Airtex fuel pumps? In this article, I am going to talk about the…
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Does Remote Start Use More Gas? (Answered!)
There has been a lot of buzz on the internet about remote start and gas usage. Some people say that start uses less gas, and some folks say that remote start actually burns more gas. Which one is it? Eager to find out more about this problem, I cleared my afternoon and did some research.…
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What Does a Blown 50 Amp Fuse Look Like (With Pictures)
Car fuses do not have an expected lifespan, meaning they can melt at any time. Most car owners experience a blown 50 amp fuse if they drive their vehicle for an extended period of time. This occurs when the main component malfunctions and requests more current than it can handle, leading to the 50 amp…
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What Does a Blown 40 Amp Fuse Look Like (With Pictures)
Despite the size of the fuses in vehicles, they do play an important role. Like all parts in the vehicle, fuses have an expiration date. They get blown when being exposed to a high current in order to prevent that current from traveling to the main component and damaging it. Basically, fuses are in the…
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What Does A Blown 30 Amp Fuse Look Like (With Pictures)
Fuses were designed to act as an electrical safety device meant to blow up when in contact with a current that is higher than the fuse is designed to withstand. Many car owners deal with blown fuses. Some of them even drive with a blown fuse without knowing it. So, what does a blown 30…
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Does White Smoke Always Means a Blown Head Gasket? (Answered!)
Many car owners are wondering if white smoke from the tailpipe always means a blown head gasket. Do not confuse the white smoke that you usually see when you first start the car in the morning. That is condensate and that’s totally normal. We are talking about excessive white smoke from the tailpipe. I reached…
