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How to fix a P0021 Code

Gain knowledge of what the P0021 OBD code is all about. What does this type of case mean, the causes, and symptoms, and how you can handle this issue yourself? There are a lot of moving parts in your vehicle’s engine, it’s not surprising that issues can spring up with time. Whenever your engine check

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How to fix a P0335 Code

Your crankshaft position sensor also denoted as CKP measures the exact position of your engine’s crankshaft and rotational speed. When you have a faulty sensor, you certainly will not be able to ignite your vehicle’s engine. A lot of vehicle owners do not have the right knowledge of the crankshaft position sensor, hence they have

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How to fix the P0010 Code in 2024

The P0010 code is associated with your engine’s mechanical variable valve timing. Due to emissions and performance standards, manufacturers have installed systems to increase the engine valve lift under certain conditions based on load and performance. When any of those systems develop any fault, your Onboard Diagnostic (OBD) computer system picks up a code on

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How to fix the P0013 Code

Diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P0013 stands for “Exhaust “B” Camshaft Position Actuator Circuit/Open (Bank 1). It’s a generic OBD-II code that relates to the variable valve timing (VVT) also known as variable camshaft timing components. It’s not a very common problem but still happens amongst vehicles. As a vehicle owner, it is always safe to

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How to Fix P0016 Code

In order for the engine to run smoothly and efficiently, it has to know the exact rotations of the camshaft and crankshaft. Your engine monitors these rotations by using the crankshaft position sensor (CKP) and camshaft position sensor (CMP). If your Engine Control Module (ECM) detects that the bank 1 intake camshaft and crankshaft are

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How to Fix P0017 Code

The engine check light signal in most cases doesn’t signify anything good. It shows you have an engine problem that needs checking out, and that can be very unnerving when you’re already having a nice ride around the city. There are factors that can cause your engine check light to come on. But not all

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Will Bad O2 Sensor Cause Misfire?

The oxygen sensor plays quite an important role in the whole engine system. Although it’s pretty tiny in size and is located at the external(exhaust) system. But it has some important role to play on the overall performance of the engine. Now the question under our concern at this moment is: Will a bad O2

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Can I use 5w40 instead of 5w30

If you’ve ever found yourself standing in an auto parts store, staring at shelves full of motor oils, you may have wondered about the differences between various viscosities and whether you can interchange them. One common question that arises is, “Can I use 5W40 instead of 5W30?” Now, we will explore the similarities and differences

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