Q: Engine Swap Dodge

If you mean the actual temperature of a halogen headlight bulb (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/4-essential-things-to-know-about-your-car-s-halogen-lights), it’s approximately 300C (572F) according to lighting experts at HELLA Automotive. However, you may be referring to the more commonly used color temperature ratings used to express the...

The traction control has two settings: always on, and user selectable. When set to always on, the traction control will remain on at all times. When set to user selectable, the traction control will stay on until the Traction Control...

If your clutch just stopped working abruptly then it may be the slave cylinder not working. This is the cylinder that operates the clutch and it is a slave cylinder to the brake master cylinder. I would have a technician...

Hi. Two of the three codes you have given me have a little to do with each other. These are the p0300 and p0170 code as they are reporting issues monitoring fueling. The p0341 code indicates a failure in the...

No, they are completely different. An Escape is a front wheel drive (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-is-front-wheel-drive) platform, an Explorer is a rear wheel drive (https://www.yourmechanic.com/article/what-is-rear-wheel-drive) platform. There are two options for a front wheel drive Escape. If your production date is before 11/18/01,...

Hi there. An overheated engine is not a good thing. A severely overheated engine could mean catastrophic damage has occurred. Assuming the engine does not turn over, this would lead me to believe the engine has seized or the head...

Hi there. The vacuum hose to the valve cover is not to be under engine vacuum but rather under throttle vacuum. The lines on the valve cover are for ventilation only from leaking combustion gasses. The brakes will work very...

There are a few possible causes for an engine to backfire (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/engine-is-backfiring-inspection). Some of the more common causes are a vacuum leak, lean condition caused by a weak fuel pump, an exhaust manifold leak, or a faulty ignition system. With...

Hello, and thank you for writing in. The first thing we need to do is identify the cause of the noise. Rattling is usually related to a broken timing chain, a drive belt or pulley issue, or more serious issue...