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What does transmission fluid do? Transmission fluid acts as the blood of your transmission system. Transmission fluid acts as a lubricant for all the moving parts inside the transmission system. This allows the parts to operate smoothly, reducing wear and preventing...
About the brake rotors: The brake discs (or brake rotors) are a vital part of the braking systems in most modern cars. They are made of metal and are connected to the hub for each rim and spins alongside the wheel. When the brakes are applied, the brake pads are...
About noisy alternators: There are many different parts that spin inside the vehicle’s alternator to produce an electrical current. If one of these parts becomes worn or breaks, this could cause a grinding or whining noise. Specifically, worn-out bearings inside...
About the exhaust: When fuel is burnt in the engine, it must exit your vehicle somehow. Your car’s exhaust system consists of a series of components that are responsible for cleaning and expelling exhaust emissions that are produced by the engine. Burnt fuel...
What does your car’s suspension do? The purpose of your car’s suspension is to maximise contact between your car’s wheels and the road. This allows for improved control, stability and comfort for you and your passengers. Every road you drive down is...
What do the spark plugs do? Spark plugs are vital components in internal combustion engines. Their primary function is to ignite the air-fuel mixture within each combustion chamber. When an electrical signal is sent from the ignition system, the spark plug generates a...
