Automotive Guides

The BMW F10 is part of the 6th iteration of the German automaker’s popular 5-series lineup, and though it may not be the newest, it’s still a decently sought-after luxury sedan in the used market. But before you go ahead […]

A blown ECM fuse can be caused by a wide variety of issues, which can most easily be diagnosed by looking for all of the ECM fuse blown symptoms listed in this article. Because the ECM is tasked with controlling

When it comes to truck engines, Vortec engines are certainly a household Chevy name as this family of engines has been around for decades and is widely regarded as iconic for its reliability. In this article, we are going to

The Toyota Tundra is the established Japanese automaker’s answer to the likes of the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and GMC Sierra. But as with these other contenders in the pickup category, the Tundra also has its own set of requirements

As the most well-known vehicle model to popularize the “pony car”, the Ford Mustang is a household name that has amassed a cult following in the automotive world. However, first-time buyers of the Mustang may be unfamiliar with the type

The RAV4 is Toyota’s answer to the likes of other crossover SUVs such as the Honda CR-V, which we’ve recently made a gas-type guide for. For this article, we’re doing the same thing for every single generation of the Toyota

We cover all sorts of vehicles from Ford in our gas-type articles, such as the Escape, F-150, and Explorer models. Now, it’s time to do the same thing for the Ford Expedition, arguably one of the most well-known full-size SUVs

As the most off-road performance-oriented trim of the popular F-150 pickup truck, the Ford Raptor is for those looking for more than just your average mode of transportation. However, as with any other mode of transportation, the Ford Raptor can

The five symptoms of a bad IPR valve on a 6.0 Powerstroke are the vehicle failing to idle smoothly, the engine cranks but doesn’t start, a stalling engine, a potential surging of the injectors, and poor gas mileage. To fix

As with many diesel engines, the 6.0 Powerstroke uses an EBP (Exhaust back pressure) sensor which monitors the pressure within the exhaust system in order to properly determine the turbo boost needed for optimum power. The five common symptoms of