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How to Recognize Dual Mass Flywheel Failure
Dual mass flywheel – the bane of everyone’s existence when it fails, but the only thing that’s keeping your commute somewhat enjoyable when it’s working as intended. These mechanical devices used to be found only in cars with larger displacement engines, but nowadays, they’re everywhere. Today we’re going to learn what this component does, how […]
Can a Manual Gearbox Keep Up with the Performance of Modern Cars?
Ever since the dawn of motorsports, manual gearboxes were the go-to choice of automotive enthusiasts. What type of transmission connects your engine to your wheels is often used as a tell-tale sign of what kind of driver you really are. At least that’s how some people see it. The whole ‘automatic vs manual’ debate has […]
Volvo S60 Transmission Problem -The B4 Servo Update
Despite all the black magic trickery that goes on inside an average internal combustion engine, automatic transmission still holds the title of the most complicated piece of automotive tech. Manufacturing a reliable automatic gearbox is complicated by itself, but designing one can be a total nightmare. Most car brands have given up on this and […]
Most Common Issues with the BMW E38
BMW has made a bunch of awesome cars over the years. We can start throwing everything and anything from the E30 M3 to more modern versions at you to prove that point, but you already get the point. As far as 7-series go, we and many others, feel that one model tops the charts – […]
DIY Radiator Pressure Test – How to Test Your Radiator For Leaks
Every engine depends on several key factors – It needs fuel to run, oil to keep everything lubricated, and coolant to prevent the whole system from overheating. That being said, engine cooling is a complex but often overlooked subject. As robust as engines can be, the cooling system is generally delicate. It’s incredibly easy to […]
Mercedes Intake Manifold Failure – Diagnosis and Repair
They don’t make them like they used to. Although overused by now, this phrase is definitely fitting when you look at some modern Mercedes Benz vehicles. This brand has retained its status as a premium manufacturer, but they, just like most automotive industries, started cutting corners about a decade or so ago. As a result, […]
Get To Know An Engine: Mercedes Cosworth M102
Mercedes Cosworth, W201 190, was one of Europe’s best selling cars. It had great utility for its small stature with 4 doors and a proper trunk. The chassis was durable, and the 5-link independent rear suspension makes the 190 feel light on its feet. At its heartbeat, a four-cylinder non-turbo engine that, let’s be honest, didn’t impress […]
How to Remove Broken Exhaust Studs
Wrenching on a car means that things will break from time to time. That’s just how it is. Whether you’re talking about head bolts breaking inside the engine block or exhaust studs breaking, it’s all part of the fun. It’s how you deal with these issues that will determine how much work you’ll have to […]
Cracked Connecting Rods – It’s not a Defect, It’s a Feature!
Automotive engineering is deeply rooted in precision, at least as far as the engine goes. Most modern motors are mainly working with extremely tight tolerances, which partially allows them to be efficient and powerful. Now take that perception of modern engines and contrast it with connecting rods…cracked connecting rods. How did that happen? Today we’ll […]
Modding 101: Can an Aftermarket Exhaust Improve More than Just the Sound of Your Car?
Ever since internal combustion engines became a thing, we were addicted to the noise and power of exhausts. If we go back to the dawn of automotive sports, we’ll find cars such as the 1910 Fiat S76 with its open manifolds, spewing flames and thunder even at rough idle. Despite becoming way more civilized since […]
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