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What happens when you put petrol in a diesel vehicle? Putting petrol in a diesel vehicle can damage the fuel system and the diesel engine. Therefore, it is important to stop driving as soon as you notice the mistake. When the car starts, the petrol will have already...
About fuel leaks: A fuel leak happens when a hole in your vehicle’s fuel system causes petrol to leak out of your car. Petrol is a flammable substance, meaning that a leak can create fire risks. For this reason, mechanics recommend that the problem should be...
What is the engine intake manifold? In combustion engines, a mixture of air and fuel is ignited in the engine, giving the vehicle the necessary power required to drive. The engine intake manifold (or inlet manifold) a component made of aluminum or iron. It evenly...
What is the oil pan / sump gasket? The oil pan (or sump gasket) is a component that seals the junction between the engine’s oil pan (also known as the oil sump) and the engine block. The oil pan is located at the bottom of the engine and holds the engine oil....
What is electronic stability control? Electronic stability control (ESC) is a safety feature in modern vehicles that reduces the loss of traction when going around sharp corners or driving in the rain. This allows for improved vehicle control and a reduced risk of...
What does the exhaust light mean? In many vehicles, an exhaust light (or emissions light) is used to warn the driver of exhaust-related problems. This allows the driver to take action before more damage occurs. When an irregularity is detected in the exhaust system,...
