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Chewed Injector Wires
I was given a Honda Ridgeline with a check engine light to diagnose. It came up with two codes, one…
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Melted Spark Plug
Misfires are probably one of the more common engine problems. They can be caused by a variety of problems, often…
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Worn Out Timing Belt Tensioner
Timing belts need to be replaced at regular intervals to prevent them from wearing out and failing. At my Honda…
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Double-Check Your Timing Marks
Whenever you’re replacing a timing belt or chain, or doing any kind of work that requires removing and reinstalling it,…
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When New Parts Fail
Nothing lasts forever, but usually when something is new, you expect it to last a while. When you replace a…
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Snapped Timing Belt
The most common reasons to have to push a car into the shop are a failed starter, or something majorly…
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Throwback: Blown-Out Spark Plug
It’s a throwback post today, going way back to 2016 and a damaged engine. Originally posted December 1st, 2016. A…
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How To Change Spark Plugs
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Chewed-Through Wiring Harness
Check engine lights on new cars are not something you want to deal with, because usually it’s going to end…
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Oil Leak and Ignition Coil Failure
A Honda Odyssey came into the shop with a continuous misfire on cylinder 2. After confirming which cylinder had the…
