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Why are engine mounts important? Generally weighing between 130 to 350kg (approx 300–800lbs), your car’s engine is one of its heaviest components. Due to the engine’s weight, it needs to be mounted in place. This prevents the engine from moving or shaking...
Exhaust systems can create a lot of noise. For this reason, they are fitted with equipment such as a catalytic converter or muffler to allow for quieter operation. Sometimes, these components can fail or become damaged. The result of this is often a loud noise coming...
What is the purpose of differential seals? In order to turn properly, your car’s wheels must be able to turn at different speeds. This is because the outer wheel travels a further distance than the inner wheel while turning. A differential is a mechanical device...
What does the transmission range switch do? The transmission range sensor, also known as the neutral safety switch, is a crucial component in the operation of your vehicle’s transmission. It is responsible for determining the gear position of the transmission...
Why is the brake pedal sitting lower? Over time, your car’s brake pedal may begin to sit at a lower position than normal. Sometimes, this happens so slowly that the driver doesn’t even notice. However, a low brake pedal can lead to a car failing its...
What does the speedometer cable do? Most modern cars use electronic speedometers, which don’t have a speedometer cable. However, there are still a large number of older vehicles with analog speedometers equipped. The speedometer cable, also known as the...
