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What Is PWM in a Car? Why Your Multimeter May Be Lying to You
Automotive PWM circuits rapidly switch power or ground to control components. Learn how duty cycle works and how to test it correctly.
How To Prep Car for Paint
Knowing how to properly prepare a car for paint is one of the biggest and most important steps to enjoying a great looking paint...
Translating LT1 Ignition Distributor for Swaps
Whether you are putting a LT1 V8 swap into your chassis or simply replacing or upgrading your current LT1 Ignition Distributor system in your...
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 Test a Chevy Malibu IAT Sensor
The mass air flow sensor in your 3.5 liter Chevy Malibu also includes the Malibu IAT Sensor. Your Intake Air Temperature sensor is responsible for...
Manual Boost Controller Basics
The boost controller is an integral part of your turbocharged vehicle. Without it, your vehicle or turbo kit may run unchecked or fail to build...
How To Deal With Overheating
Overheating is often first detected when your temperature meter begins to climb into the red, or your check engine light or temperature check light...
How To Dyno Tune Your Vehicle
In Part 2 of our How To Tune series, we’ll be focusing on tuning the wide open throttle portion of your fuel map. You may have...
