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When your vehicle is supplying power to all four wheels it is called four-wheel drive. Four-wheel drive systems are designed to give your vehicle better traction in off-road conditions and on ice and snow. Most four-wheel drive vehicles are only used part-time as...

An  alternator is a part of a vehicle’s charging system. There are three main components to a vehicle’s charging system: the battery, voltage regulator, and the alternator. The battery and the alternator work in conjunction to generate the electrical currents...

The first thing most people notice about your vehicle is generally its paint — especially if the finish is scratched, chipped, or damaged. It just sticks out like a thumb, especially if it’s a high-end model vehicle or the rest of it is fine. Go-Green Auto Service...

The OBD-II and ECM Systems One of the most beneficial of all the technological advances in the automotive sector - to auto technicians and consumers alike - has been the computerization of vehicles’ components. That’s because now, thanks to built-in processors,...

Driving during a tough winter takes its toll on your vehicle and can even damage it. That is why a spring check-up is a must that’s essential maintenance to keep your vehicle running efficiently and to prepare it for the hot summer months ahead after a long winter. It...

Mufflers are part of a vehicle’s exhaust system and are located at the rear, bottom of the vehicle. They aid in dampening vehicle emissions and engine noise. They are made of steel and are coated with aluminum to provide protection from the heat and chemicals released...

An exhaust inspection is such a simple, yet extremely critical service. This most necessary maintenance is important to make sure your exhaust system is functioning flawlessly, properly controlling emissions and not releasing harmful gases and substances. It is also...

The exhaust manifold is the first part of a vehicle’s exhaust system. It is connected to your vehicle’s engine and is the first one to collect all of your engine’s emissions. The exhaust manifold receives the fuel/air mixture from the multiple cylinders in your...

A Vehicle’s Exhaust System Your vehicle’s exhaust system is responsible for converting all of your engine’s very harmful, poisonous emissions into less harmful substances as well as reducing all the noise your engine makes. It protects us and the environment by...

Manual Transmissions Process No matter whether you have rear-wheel or front-wheel drive, transmissions are always required to transmit the necessary power and torque from your engine to your vehicle’s drive wheels. Transmissions allow an engine to operate at a few...

Automatic Transmissions Process There exists two key differences between a manual and an automatic transmission. While there is a clutch pedal and a gearshift in a manual transmission, an automatic transmission has neither. Automatic transmissions are very complex...

Repair a Car's Gearbox Guide, Step by Step The gearbox is one of the major components of a vehicle. It is this part of the vehicle that ensures that your car moves smoothly so you can enjoy a seamless drive. The gearbox is an integral part of the transmission system....