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2026 Acura MDX Type S performance SUV representing Acura’s indefinite production pause

Acura Pauses MDX Type S Production With No Return Date

Acura is pausing production of the 355-hp MDX Type S after 2026. Here’s why emissions certification matters and whether the turbo-V6 SUV could return.
LS1 camshaft being carefully guided through the cam bearings during engine assembly

LS1 Cam Bearing Damage: Why Cam Installation Can Cause Low Oil Pressure

Scratching an LS1 cam bearing during camshaft installation can contribute to reduced oil pressure. Learn how to properly lubricate, support, align, and guide the camshaft through the block without damaging the cam bearings.

How Blown Turbo Gaskets Reduce Horsepower

Like any part in your automobile, turbo gaskets play a vital role in the overall efficiency of your turbocharger setup. Over time and heat...
LS1 engine block showing numbered main caps with directional arrows facing the front of the engine

LS1 Main Cap Orientation: Which Way Do the Main Caps Face?

LS1 main caps are identified by location and direction. Learn what the numbers mean, which way the main-cap arrows point, and how the caps are positioned before seating them in the block.

FAQ – What is a Noid Light

An automotive noid light is to test the fuel injector operation in any EFI vehicle. Problems with your fuel injector can cause your engine...
LS1 crankshaft undergoing magnetic-particle crack inspection under ultraviolet light

LS1 Crankshaft Crack Inspection: How Magnetic-Particle Testing Finds Hidden Damage

An LS1 crankshaft can look usable while hiding structural damage. Learn how magnetic-particle inspection helps reveal crankshaft cracks and why a cracked LS crank should be replaced.

Common Engine Knock Causes

Engine knock or detonation is the leading cause of engine damage for most performance vehicles. It's an inconsistent and improper ignition of the mixture...

How To Fix a Clicking Starter

Whatever can go wrong will go wrong. I'm pretty sure I've heard someone important say that before and in the case of starter problems...