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Before the electric car starter was invented in the early 1910s, cars were started with a hand crank. It only took 50 to 60 psi in the cylinders and just a few revolutions per minute to get the engine started. Today’s engines could never be cranked by hand, as cylinder pressure exceed 200 psi and […]
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Your vehicle’s charging system carries a heavier burden once the winter months roll around. Shorter days mean that the headlights and accessory lights are on more often, and the heating system draws extra current for the blower and seats. Meanwhile, the entire setup is subjected to chilling temperatures, which can expose wiring flaws or issues […]
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Why replace your starter? If you try to start your vehicle and the engine turns too slowly, or not at all, the starter or solenoid may need to be replaced. Before replacement, make sure that the starter or solenoid is the problem. Have both checked if you have any doubts. Also check your battery and […]
