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It sounds as if your turbo not only has a gasket leaking but that it has also got oil inside of it. Since the turbo is connected to the exhaust it becomes very hot. When oil manages to get inside...
The problem with bleach is that it can damage anything that is stainless steel. You may have it in the fuel lines of your fuel system, along with small parts in your fuel injectors. The bleach will clear your fuel...
Yes, you should replace the entire fuse box. The reason for this is that it is quite likely that when the box burned other connections inside the fuse box were also damaged. This will in fact affect the vehicle starting...
The very first step you need to take is getting a scan run on the computer. Take your car to a technician or a local parts store and have them scan the car. They will give you a list of...
Hello. The key code here is likely the P1775 code, which means the solenoid for invoking torque converter clutch lockup is latched (or engaged). If this solenoid does not unlatch, or release the lockup clutch, the transmission controller gets "speed...
Hello. If the vehicles you are look at have been properly maintained then there should be only a few repairs to anticipate. Along with regular oil changes, vehicles of that mileage will likely need brakes, transmission fluid services, and depending...
Hi there. For the carburetor (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/carburetor-replacement) swap out, you will need to have a least a CFM of 850 or 950 for a big block GM engine. If you are concerned about fuel consumption, then you could do a CFM...
Hi there. You will have to remove the timing belt and turn the camshafts again to line them up to there marks. Now, one camshaft will stay in that position where the other one will be under spring tension. You...
Hi Bob. There is so much to consider here, that it might be best to simplify this issue. The P0018 OBD-II trouble code indicates that the Oil Control Valve (OCV) is stuck closed or open mechanically. It also can be...
Misfires Misfires are never good, and they're always a sign that there’s a problem with the engine that needs to be repaired. The problem won’t “go away on its own” and waiting too long can cause the situation to grow...
Spark Spark plugs are essential components of your ignition system. They’re responsible for supplying the spark that ignites fuel and starts the combustion process. However, not all spark plugs are created equal. You’ll find “normal” plugs on the market, but...
If If you’re like many people, you know that when you turn the key in your ignition, the engine cranks and you’re able to drive your car. However, you might not know how that ignition system works. For that matter,...