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Firstly, why is oil important? Your car’s engine has many moving parts, which work together to power your car. Oil has the important job of lubricating these parts. Lubricated engine components are able to move easily, with little to no friction. This keeps the...
About the car starter motor: When you turn your car’s keys or press the Start button on the dash with your foot on the brake, electricity is sent to the starter motor, which plays the important role of getting your engine’s parts moving. The starter motor...
What does the ignition do? The purpose of your car’s ignition is to get the engine running by igniting the fuel when the keys are turned. The ignition system needs electricity from the car’s battery to send to the spark plugs, which ignites the air/fuel...
About the car battery: Your car’s battery provides the necessary power required to start your car and operate accessories such as the stereo, speakers and lighting. Car batteries are rechargeable and use energy produced by the alternator to charge the car...
What does the alternator do? Your car’s alternator is responsible for generating electricity as the engine runs. This keeps the battery charged and supplies power to the various electrical components in your car. As well as keeping the battery charged, the...
About the brake pads: Brake pads are an important part of the braking systems in almost all modern cars. Generally each wheel has its own brake pad and brake disc rotor. When the brake is applied, the brake pad converts kinetic energy into thermal energy via...
