Engine Diagnostics
Why is your engine louder than normal? It is normal for your engine to produce noise. However, a loud engine can often point to problems in your engine, engine mounts or exhaust system. Excess engine noise is often caused by rumbling or shaking within the engine bay,...
What does RPM mean? RPM stands for revolutions per minute. In vehicles, it describes the number of times the crankshaft rotates around its axis every minute. When combustion occurs in the engine, the pistons move up and down. The energy of these pistons moving is...
About smoky exhaust emissions: The exhaust acts as an emissions outlet for your vehicle, with CO2 and other greenhouse gases constantly being released as you drive. There are many different reasons smoke can come out of your exhaust. Fortunately, the colour and...
Rough idling means that your vehicle is vibrating, producing unhealthy noises, or displaying an inconsistent RPM while it is stationary and the engine is on. The reasons for a rough idle can vary, with some being cheap, easy fixes, and some requiring more complex...
The engine is the heart of your vehicle, giving your car the necessary power it needs to operate correctly. When the engine is damaged, it will significantly affect your car’s performance. Fortunately, you can save yourself time and money by quickly diagnosing...
What is an engine misfire? A misfire occurs when your vehicle’s engine misses a process in its combustion cycle, causing un-burnt fuel to go into the exhaust and atmosphere. Over time, misfiring can cause damage to your engine and exhaust components, as well is...
