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Battery registration tells a vehicle’s charging system that a new 12-volt battery has been installed. Learn when registration or coding is required.

What Is Battery Registration, and Does Your Car Need It?

Battery registration is an electronic service procedure that tells a vehicle’s battery-management system that a new 12-volt battery has been installed.
P0318 diagnostic illustration showing wheel-speed sensors, ABS module and rough-road signal communication with the PCM

P0318 Code: How to Diagnose a Rough Road Sensor A Signal Circuit

The P0318 code indicates a fault involving the rough-road signal used to distinguish real engine misfires from crankshaft changes caused by uneven pavement.

Nuts and Bolts – How to Torque Fasteners

When you are assembling a motor or new engine components, torquing the bolts and nuts to the manufacturer's specification is very important. Bolts like...

FAQ : Top Ten Reasons Why VTEC Doesnt Work

Honda variable valvetrain technology known as VTEC is known for it's ability to maximize power in a small displacement engine. Whether you are talking...
A connector can pass continuity and still fail under vibration. Learn how a terminal drag test finds loose, spread or backed-out terminals safely.

How to Perform an Automotive Connector Terminal Drag Test

An automotive connector terminal drag test checks whether a female electrical terminal grips its matching male pin tightly enough to maintain reliable...

How to Donate A Car in California

Contrary to popular belief, donating a car in California doesn't have to be a challenge. Knowing how to donate a car properly,...

How To Program your VQ35 Accelerator Pedal

After you've serviced your VQ35DE electronic throttle actuator, you will need to perform a series of programming tests to help the VQ35 ECU "learn"...

Wheel Alignment 101 – What your wheel alignment means

The wheel alignment of your car or truck plays a huge role in the handling of your vehicle as well as tire wear. While...