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NO! Safety is paramount with vehicles. Leaking gas is something to be taken seriously. DO NOT ignore this fuel leak! Your vehicle should be seen by a technician ASAP, as a fuel leak is a potential fire hazard. It is … Continue reading →
What is a fuel tank pressure sensor? This sensor is part of the emissions system. It reads how much pressure is in the fuel system and can detect a leak. If a leak is detected, your vehicle may not be … Continue reading →
When a car uses a lot more gas than normal, we find that the “check engine” light is also on. I’m guessing this is true for your car. With this information, I’m thinking your vehicle may have an O2 sensor … Continue reading →
A fuel filter is absolutely necessary! It screens out dirt, rust and other foreign particles from the fuel that can damage your vehicle’s fuel injectors. Even the smallest particles can cause considerable wear and tear to an engine. Your vehicle … Continue reading →
Are you thinking you may have a bad fuel pump? If your vehicle is making sputtering sounds at high speeds or losing power during acceleration, then you very well could need a new fuel pump. Fuel pumps are important as they, … Continue reading →
What automotive systems do you use these tools on? A. Car AC System B. Fuel System C. Hydraulic System D. Transmission Answer: B Fuel System & D Transmission So now you know where these tools … Continue reading →
Today’s Throwback Thursday topic: the history of the carburetor. What’s a carburetor, you ask? I’ve never heard of one you say. Well let’s get the history lesson started! A Carburetor VS a Fuel Injection System A carburetor is a device … Continue reading →
The Car Care Council lists these five simple steps to improve your fuel economy, which will save you money at the pump. Five Simple Steps to Better Fuel Economy Check Tire Pressure: Check the sticker on driver’s door for the … Continue reading →
What two cars were the first to display the fuel filler arrow? (You know the little arrow on the dash that indicates which side the gas tank is on) Answer: The two cars to first … Continue reading →
What fuel system part is this? A. Fuel pump B. Fuel filter C. Fuel system capacitor D. Fuel pressure regulator Answer: B Fuel filter Fuel filters have changed just as much as the technology for our cars, … Continue reading →