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Learn how to clean a car air filter properly based on its type, whether foam, cotton, or paper. Find out when to clean or replace it to keep your engine running smoothly and efficiently.
Car air filter plays a key role in keeping your engine clean and running smoothly. Knowing how to spot both dirty air filter symptoms and clogged air filter symptoms can help you catch problems early and maintain optimal engine performance.
Learn how to change your cabin air filter, how often to replace it, and what the typical replacement cost is. Keep your car's air clean and fresh.
Neither you nor your motorcycle are going to get very far without fuel. Similar to the effects of food on humans, the quality of the fuel can have a significant impact on the vehicle’s performance. If your petrol or diesel is full of contaminants, it will eventually clog up the fuel supply and injection system of the engine, causing power losses and damage. Even the smallest of contaminants can contribute to increased wear and corrosion. This is where the fuel filter comes in.
The primary purpose of the diesel particulate filter pressure sensor or exhaust pressure sensor is to monitor how much soot there is in the diesel particulate filter (DPF) and how well the filter performs. It does this by measuring the exhaust back pressure upstream and downstream of the DPF. By calculating the difference between the two pressures, the device helps to determine how much contaminants have accumulated and sends a signal to the engine control unit to trigger the regeneration process when the filter becomes too saturated. A high pressure indicates that there is a higher amount of soot blocking the exhaust flows whereas low pressure indicates a lower soot content.
Every car owner is aware that proper maintenance of their vehicle is essential for keeping it running smoothly and extending its lifespan as much as possible. Part of proper maintenance includes changing the engine oil.
Replacing your engine air filter regularly is one of the simplest maintenance tasks for your vehicle but can make a big difference. A clean filter ensures optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency while extending the engine's lifespan by preventing contaminants from entering it. Yet many drivers overlook this inexpensive maintenance task. Knowing when and how to replace your engine filter can save you money and keep your car running smoothly.
A fuel filter plays a key role in keeping your vehicle’s fuel system running smoothly. You’ll need a working petrol and diesel fuel filter for a car to trap dirt, rust, water, and other contaminants before they reach the engine and cause havoc. Diesel engines are especially sensitive to fuel quality due to the high pressures involved in injection systems.
Engine oil is essential for lubricating, cooling, and protecting your car’s engine, but over time, it collects dirt, metal particles, and debris. A quality oil filter is crucial to trapping these contaminants and ensuring clean oil circulates, preventing premature wear and damage. In this blog, we'll guide you through choosing the right oil filter for your specific vehicle, as well as outline the costs of a replacement.