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What does the clutch cable do? In manual transmission vehicles, the clutch cable is what connects the clutch and transmission to the clutch pedal. When the clutch pedal is pressed down, the clutch cable pulls on the clutch and disengages it from the transmission...
What is a random misfire code? Misfires occur when your engine does not burn fuel correctly and misses a process in its combustion cycle. They are usually caused by an imbalance in air-fuel ratio. Your engine needs to maintain ideal levels of correct air and fuel to...
A correctly functioning clutch should be able to engage and disengage, allowing for changes in gears. When the clutch is engaged, its pressure plate exerts constant force. This connects the engine to the transmission, allowing it to stay in gear. Disengaging the...
Why are fuel lines important? Fuel lines are a vital part of your car’s fuel system. Without a functional fuel line, petrol or diesel will not reach your engine, making your car unusable. The fuel line (or fuel hose) is in charge of delivering petrol or diesel...
Why are the battery cables important? Your car’s battery cables have an important job. Their role is to transfer electricity from the battery to the starter motor and alternator. This allows your car to start and stay running while keeping the battery constantly...
What do the suspension bushes do? Bushings (or bushes) are components that are made of rubber cushioning material. This material reduces vibrations, allowing for better absorption of bumps and impacts. The bushes also have the secondary job of reducing movement of...
