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Ford Mustang P0117

Ford Mustang P0117 Trouble Code – Test your ECT Sensor

Problems with your Ford engine coolant temperature sensor, or your ECT can lead to the Ford Mustang P0117 trouble code. This condition will cause...
bad ignition coil symptoms

7 Bad Ignition Coil Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

A modern engine depends on a strong ignition system to deliver power, fuel economy, and reliability. At the center of that system...
K20A2 vs K20A3 Acura RSX engine and VTEC comparison

What Is the Difference Between the RSX K20A2 and K20A3 Engines?

The K20A2 and K20A3 share the same 2.0-liter K-series architecture, but their compression, VTEC hardware, output and performance potential are substantially different.

How To Test a Ford Mustang Crank Sensor

The Mustang crank sensor in your Ford is a variable sensor that reads the crankshaft position and how fast the crankshaft is moving.  Your Ford...

Honda VTEC FAQ – How VTEC works

One of the most commonly used terms by Honda enthusiasts around the world, VTEC is Honda's variable valvetrain technology. VTEC technology in the mid...

Tokico Shock Specs – Damper Tech 101

So you've lowered your vehicle by installing your favorite lowering springs of choice. Unfortunately your stock shock absorbers are giving out because of the lowered...

How to Reset Ford Fiesta Oil Service Light

The oil service light in your Ford Fiesta is a gentle way to remind you to take your Ford in for regularly scheduled maintenance....
A wire can look perfect while its copper conductor is broken inside. Learn how to reproduce, locate, confirm and repair an intermittent harness fault

How to Find a Broken Automotive Wire Inside Intact Insulation

A car wire can be broken internally even when its insulation looks completely normal. Repeated bending, engine movement, vibration, heat or tension...