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It is common for cars to have 4-cylinder, 6-cylinder or 8-cylinder engines. Your engine will generate more power if it has more cylinders. This is because a cylinder produces electricity as fuel is …
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It is recommended that combustion engines have a fuel-air mixture ratio of 14.7 parts fuel to one part air for the highest efficiency. The P0174 error code is activated when there are greater than …
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Let's say you're on your way to work on time, and everything is going well in the morning. Then, suddenly, your car's Check Engine light comes on, and your engine runs rough when you start it. So, …
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The air intake temperature sensor (IAT) is either located within the air filter duct hose or integrated into some vehicles' mass airflow sensor (MAF). Using a thermistor, this sensor measures the …
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The Honda P0102 code is displayed when the mass air flow sensor signal is lower than expected. This code can be caused by a faulty mass air flow sensor, a vacuum leak, or a malfunctioning engine …
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Test pipes are sections of piping that house catalytic converters in exhaust systems. When the catalytic converter is removed, the exhaust flow is greatly increased. The result is less back pressure …
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