Maintenance & Tips
Common Fuel Pump Problems For The GMC Sierra
If you have a GMC Sierra, odds are you’ll experience issues with your fuel pump at some point. Most times, when a fuel pump fails, it it has simply worn out. In this post, you can learn how to maximize the lifespan of your fuel pump. Below is a list of common symptoms related to GMC…
Read MoreCommon Questions Consumers Have About Their Water Pump
A water pump circulates coolant from your vehicle’s radiator through the cooling system to keep your engine running at a normal operating temperature. Although they’re designed to last a long time, they occasionally wear out, causing your car to overheat or leak coolant. Once that happens, you might have questions about the water pump and…
Read MoreCommon Questions Consumers Have About Their Timing Belt
One of the most critical components of your vehicle is the timing belt. The timing belt is responsible for keeping the camshaft in “time” with the crankshaft. This ensures that the valves are opening and closing when they should. In many, but not all engines, the timing belt will also turn the water pump.
Read MoreCommon U-Joint Problems For The Toyota Tacoma
If you have a higher-mileage Toyota Tacoma, odds are you’ll experience issues with your U-joints at some point. Down below is a list of symptoms related to U-joint failure on the Tacoma, as well as some diagnostic tips, repair info, recommended parts, and background information.
Read MoreCommon Wheel Hub Problems For The Toyota Tundra
If you have a Toyota Tundra with higher mileage, odds are you’ll experience issues with your wheel bearings at some point. Here’s a list of common wheel bearing failure symptoms as well as some diagnostic tips, repair info, recommended parts, and other background information that will help you address and repair the wheel bearing and…
Read MoreCommon Questions Consumers Have About Electric Water Pumps
An electric water pump can fail slowly, or sometimes suddenly stop working with no warning at all. In either case, the temperature of the system being cooled will rise and, depending on the vehicle and how overheated the system is, mechanical problems will follow. Without doubt, customers who suspect their electric water pump is failing, or…
Read MoreThe High Cost Of Putting Off Wheel Hub Replacement
A worn wheel hub can lead to safety issues and added repair costs. When a wheel hub fails, it can prematurely wear tires, brakes, and suspension parts. Prompt attention to a worn wheel bearing helps to avoid unnecessary and costly repairs.
Read MoreThe High Cost Of Putting Off Water Pump Replacement
Like any part of your engine, the water pump will eventually wear out and fail. When a water pump fails, it can be a big issue for your vehicle and make it inoperable. If you put off replacing a leaking or worn pump, it can cause even more significant and costlier problems for your car.…
Read MoreThe High Cost Of Putting Off Timing Belt Replacement
When it comes to your engine, there are very few maintenance parts more important than your timing belt. In many cars, timing belts are rubber belts with teeth designed to help your engine keep the valves in time with the pistons. Modern technology allows many timing belts to last up to 100,000 miles of reliable…
Read MoreThe High Cost Of Putting Off Idler Pulley Or Belt Tensioner Replacement
A worn timing belt tensioner or idler pulley can be a ticking time bomb for an engine. If either part fails, it can cause the camshafts and crankshaft to rotate out of sync. This can cause catastrophic engine failure and very expensive repair costs.
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