Once upon a time, all cars featured hand-crank windows. By the 1990s, most vehicles were built with an electronic mechanism to roll the windows up and down. Yet this mechanism may stop working due to a mechanical error, blockage or…
Brakes are built to stop a vehicle averaging about 4,000 pounds. Yet friction fuels this mechanism, which can lead to overheating and damage other system components. Learn how this happens and what you can do to prevent brakes from overheating.…
If your phone doesn't charge when plugged into your car, the radio doesn't work or you cannot access the GPS, the infotainment system could have an electrical issue. Understand what might be wrong with your in-vehicle experience. How the Infotainment…
Your car’s exhaust system is integral to vehicle performance, diverting and neutralizing gases from the combustion process to better manage carbon monoxide production. This role influences the engine performance and the amount of noise it generates. Its location places the…
