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The coolant level warning light will appear on your dashboard when your engine is too hot. This is to inform you that your engine needs to cool down and is at risk of overheating. Below we look at why this…
Oil is a critical part of your engine’s cooling and lubrication system. Your car’s engine has lots of moving parts and due to friction, these parts would get very hot if they were not lubricated and cooled well enough. Fortunately,…
When tyres are correctly inflated, they grip the road surface more effectively and improve safety. If tyres are under or overinflated, however, it can pose a serious safety risk and increase your risk of collisions. Due to this, a low…
What does the P0234 OBD-II code mean? The P0234 is a generic code triggered when your vehicle’s engine control module (ECM) detects dangerously high boost pressure levels above the maximum specified pressure. The ECM receives this data from the Boost…
When you drive your car, it is constantly monitoring different sensors to ensure that everything is working as it should. One of the systems that are monitored is the ABS or anti-lock braking system. The ABS monitors your wheels to…
What does the P0087 OBD-II code mean? If the P0087 code is triggered, it indicates the fuel pressure in the delivery system is below specification. This low fuel pressure will cause the vehicle’s ECM to set a P0087 diagnostic code…
It would be difficult to find a modern car without some variation of an Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system. This system is in place to reduce the risk of road accidents and increase the traction between your tyres and the…
A problem with the brake pads in your car can be very dangerous and should never be ignored. Brake pads that are too thin can cause issues with stopping your car when needed. In this instance, you will see a…
Running out of fuel in your car is a situation you’ll want to avoid. To prevent this from happening, cars have a dashboard warning light that shows up when you don’t have a lot of fuel left in the tank.…
