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About the power steering pump: Your car’s power steering system allows for smoother, less “heavy” steering. This allows the car to be controlled with less force. In order for the power steering system to work, hydraulic pressure must be generated....
About the brake calipers: The brake calipers are a key part of your car’s disc braking system. Their role is to slow down the car with the help of the brake pads housed inside. The brake caliper fits like a clamp around the disc so that when you apply...
About the radiator hoses: Your car’s cooling system has several hoses which transport coolant back and forth between the radiator and the engine. This allows the engine to maintain a healthy temperature, preventing overheating from occurring. Most cars have...
About the brake hoses and lines: Brake hoses are an important but often overlooked part of your car’s braking system. Their purpose is to transfer hydraulic brake fluid. This allows your brakes to function properly and safely bring your car to a stop. When the...
About the engine mounts: Car engines are very heavy and must be bolted in place to prevent movement while the car is operating. Engine mounts are rubber mounts that keep the engine attached to the frame or body of your car. This dampens engine vibrations and movement,...
About the mass airflow sensor: The mass airflow sensor (MAF) is a critical component of a car’s engine management system. Its primary function is to measure the amount of air entering the engine, allowing the engine control module (ECM) to calculate the...
