Warrant of Fitness
About the driveshaft: The driveshaft is a large, cylinder-shaped shaft which transmits torque and rotational energy between the engine and wheels. It rotates at high speeds which then turns a geat to rotate the wheels. In order for a driveshaft to work correctly, it...
What does the combination valve do? A combination valve (also known as a proportioning valve or brake valve) is a common part found in vehicles with front brake discs and rear brake drums. As its name suggests, the combination valve takes on a combination of different...
A loose or weak feeling in the steering of a car can be attributed to various factors. Common causes include worn steering components like tie rods or ball joints, improper wheel alignment, low or contaminated power steering fluid, malfunctioning power steering pump,...
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...
Why did your parking brake cause you to fail a Warrant of Fitness? Your parking brake (often referred to as a hand brake, foot brake, or emergency brake) is an important safety component. It secures your car when it is parked to prevent it from moving or causing an...
What is a service brake? The service brake acts as the primary means of slowing down or stopping your vehicle. On most cars, the service brake will be a brake pedal which slows down the car by pushing the brake pads against the brake discs. If any part of your braking...
