The 3.0 Duramax engine is a solid choice for diesel engine drivers. Though the engine is known for low fuel consumption, advanced combustion, and emissions technologies, it shows some problems that need attention. Common 3.0 Duramax problems that the owner faced are long crank and no start, fuel pump failure, injector failure, and excessive oil leakage. However, all the 3.0 … Continue Reading
The car usually shakes or jerks when driving due to worn tires or unbalanced wheels. But, if your car jerking when braking, it’s a clear sign of a faulty braking system. It can also happen due to out-of-balance brake rotors, dirty brake pads, warped rotors, or even poor driving skills. If you feel jerking, pulsating, or chugging when braking, accelerating, … Continue Reading
A car usually makes a rattling noise during driving due to minor problems like loose or broken parts inside the car, low engine oil, or loose belts. But if a car rattles when idle, it can be the result of more serious issues like a broken flex plate, worn-out bearing, broken exhaust, or loose timing chain. No matter whether you … Continue Reading
A car can make a bit of jerking when come to a stop due to poor driving skills or loose components which isn’t concerning. But, if your car jerking when stopped even after applying the brake properly, this can be the result of a more serious problem. It can happen due to a faulty transmission system, damaged brake system, bad … Continue Reading
Check engine light give peace of mind by warning about the underlying issue that occurred in the car’s system. But it can be concerning if the car shut off while driving with no check engine light. It can happen due to a bad crankshaft position sensor, faulty idle air control valve, or clogged air filter. A faulty fuel pump or … Continue Reading
A car’s check engine light illuminates whenever the computer detects any error codes or malfunction in the system. In minor cases, the computer resets the codes and deactivates the CEL while the major issue takes time and physical inspection. If your car’s check engine light went off after a week itself, possibly it took time to solve the temporary fault … Continue Reading
Whenever drivers notice a check engine light on but car runs fine, they think about serious fault codes stored in the computer or major internal issues that affect the car’s performance. However, some drivers experience the check engine light on but the car runs fines. It can happen if the ECU detects minor issues like a loose gas cap or … Continue Reading
It’s quite concerning to see the check engine light flashing when accelerating as it can make it difficult to control the car’s speed. A car’s CEL can flash while accelerating due to a cylinder’s misfire, damaged exhaust system, bad throttle body sensor, and ignition problem. Since CEL’s flashing while accelerating is a serious issue, you shouldn’t continue driving the vehicle. … Continue Reading
Many people believe that disconnecting the throttle position sensor helps a car to run better. They think so as the TPS forces the ECU to depend on other sensors to determine engine load and affect the car’s performance. But unplugging the TPS won’t allow the ECU to optimize the spark and air-fuel and bring lots of consequences. So, what happens … Continue Reading
You must maintain the vehicle’s proper CV axle angle to ensure smooth side-to-side moving of the CV joint when turning the wheel. So, whether you are an off-road driver or often drive the vehicle in rough conditions, you should know how to correct CV axle angle. You can adjust the CV axle joint simply by dropping or lifting the torsion … Continue Reading