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Your vehicle’s transmission and driveline are what connect the engine to the wheels. The engine and wheels will naturally spin at different speeds depending on how fast the vehicle is traveling; the transmission is in the middle to make sure they mesh together. As you can imagine, this means a lot of stress is placed…

  “You’re going to need new brakes.” Nobody wants to hear those words, even though they’re fairly common. As car parts and repairs go, replacing brake parts is one of the most regularly repeated maintenance procedures. After oil changes, brake changes are probably one of the most frequent car repairs. But what exactly does it…

Introduction: The supercharger is a kind of forced induction system that pushes more air into the engine, thereby generating more engine power. It is similar to the turbocharger, except that it is driven mechanically by a belt-pulley mechanism powered by the engine, while the turbo is powered by the exhaust gases. What are the types…

Preview Difficulty: 2 out of 5 Time Spent: 1 hour 15 minutes Parts: - Front Brake Pads - 2 x Front Rotors - Anti Squeal Paste Here is the front brake and rotor kit I used Tools Used: - 21mm socket or 4 way lug wrench - 17mm socket - 14mm socks - Socket wrench…

Are you confused where to find the engine code on an Audi or Volkswagen? You’re in luck, because we can help you find your vehicles engine code so you can get the part you need.   Where to find the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on an Audi or VW   You can find the engine…

This section about turbochargers features articles which explain the most salient topics of turbos. If you are here to know all about turbos or are looking for additional information to make your installation go off without a hitch, this section is for you. We hope that turbo enthusiasts will find this section interesting and useful.…

     The supercharger serves the purpose of aiding the engine in generating more power. It sends more air into the engine making it acquire more fuel, thereby generating more power. The superchargers and turbochargers perform the same function. The way they get energy to operate differs; the supercharger takes energy from the engine while the…

     Air is essential for life. That’s a correct statement. You need air to breathe. No argument there. But air isn’t good everywhere, all the time. Take your brake system, for example. Air in your car’s brake system can have disastrous consequences – not only for brake parts like the pads, rotors and master cylinder,…

  On most vehicles, the throttle body is what you’re actually controlling when you step on the gas pedal. It controls the amount of air fed into the engine, while giving a signal to the ECU so the appropriate amount of fuel is delivered at the same time. Nowadays it’s controlled electronically, but if your…

A critical component of today's modern vehicle is the sensor that measures the amount of oxygen in the exhaust gases. This sensor works with the vehicle's Electronic Control Unit (ECU) to constantly maintain the operational efficiency of the engine. If the oxygen content in the exhaust gas is too high (a lean mixture) or too…