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FAQ : What is Crankwalk?

Crankwalk is a term given to excessive play between your crankshaft and thrust bearing, which will put excessive side load or uneven load on...

How To Reset your G35 ECU

Whether you are trying to clear an engine code the hard way, or reset your closed loop fuel values in your ECU, learning how...

FAQ : How the Catalytic Converter Works

Catalytic converter devices are emissions control components for your vehicle that convert the exhaust fumes of combustion from your engine, and limit the amount...
2002–2003 Acura RSX wheel bearing inspection showing a dial indicator measuring the factory 0–0.05 mm hub end-play specification.

How Much Wheel Bearing Play Is Normal on a 2002–2003 Acura RSX?

How much wheel-bearing movement is acceptable on an Acura RSX? Honda specifies 0–0.05 mm of front and rear bearing end play. Here's how it is measured.

How To Modify S550 Mustang

The success of the all new Ford Mustang has plenty of new owners scrambling to modify and tune their muscle car.  However that's causing...
A CAN bus resistance test can reveal missing termination, shorted wiring and open circuits. Here’s how to test pins 6 and 14 safely.

How to Test CAN Bus Resistance at the OBD-II Port

A CAN bus resistance test can quickly reveal missing termination, shorted wiring and basic network-integrity problems. On many high-speed automotive CAN networks,...

FAQ – Top Ten Safety Rules

A huge part of our website here at My Pro Street is dedicated to the DIY'er and shadetree mechanic. But even for those uninitiated...
Automotive PCM pull-up and pull-down circuit diagrams showing open and grounded sensor voltage readings

Automotive Pull-Up and Pull-Down Circuits Explained

An automotive pull-up circuit uses a resistor to hold a module input near a known voltage when no sensor, switch or transistor...