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What Are LS1 Cracked-Cap Connecting Rods? How GM’s Fractured Rod Design Works
Factory LS1 connecting rods use a **powdered-metal cracked-cap design** with uniquely matched fracture surfaces. Learn why rod caps must stay with their original rods, how the design works, and what to inspect before reusing factory LS1 rods.
How To Check your Acura RL Trouble Code
When your see the familiar yellow light of your check engine light on your dash, you don't need a scan tool to retrieve your...
How To Compression Test your Engine
If your car or truck has been running poorly and doesn't seem quite as peppy as it once did, it may be a good idea...
How To Replace a Ford Fusion Oxygen Sensor
The upstream 02 sensor in your 2.5 liter Ford Fusion is a vital part of your engine system. Your primary Fusion Oxygen...
FAQ : How Diesel Engines Work
When it comes to diesel engines, there's a fair bit of misinformation that can confuse you. Although it is still an internal...
Is It Illegal to Modify Cars?
America's love for upgrading and modifying the automobile is a pastime that spans over many generations. It's a passion that's a part of our...
FAQ : ACURA INTEGRA ECU PINOUT
The B18C1 is found in the Acura Integra which first made its debut in 1994 and eventually ended it's production run in 2001. This...
Where Are the VIN, Engine Number and Transmission Number Located on a 2002–2003 Acura...
Buying or restoring an Acura RSX? Learn where to check the VIN, engine number and transmission identification before assuming the drivetrain is original.
