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Common faults and solutions for Volkswagen models
Here comes the dry goods for everyone, this time I will give you statistics on common faults and summary of Volkswagen models. I specifically checked the relevant data, Volkswagen ranked first in 2018's full-year sales, and this is the third consecutive year in the global car sales rankings. Therefore, I believe the article will satisfy everyone's thirst for dry goods. -
How often is the throttle valve cleaned? Prevent problems with your car
Throttle valve, a controllable valve that controls the entry of air into the engine. The depth of the accelerator pedal can directly affect the opening of this valve. After entering the intake pipe, the gas will be mixed with gasoline to become a combustible mixture, which will burn to form work. It is connected to the air filter and the engine block, which is called the throat of a car engine.
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The regular failure performance of the eight major sensors of the car!
Automotive sensors are very important components. If they are damaged, the corresponding components will not work properly. Then, the guest bacteria will sort out some of the failure behaviors of the eight conventional sensors this time. Then you can judge by these performances in the future. Which sensor is the problem?
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How do I know if the engine has carbon deposits?
Just like when a person's nose is clogged, they don't feel able to breathe smoothly, and the whole person is weak and debilitated. When the engine has too much carbon, it will also appear "slumped". Many car owners have experienced this experience. After driving their cars for several years, their power performance is getting worse and worse. Too much carbon deposit is one of the important reasons. When there is too much carbon deposit, we naturally have to send it to a professional repair shop to clean the carbon deposit. So how to judge if your car has too much carbon? After learning these four methods of judgment, I can also know that they are inseparable. -
What should you watch out for when using and replacing brake fluid?
What should you watch out for when using and replacing brake fluid?1) When the brake fluid is mixed with mineral oil, the brake fluid should be completely replaced. For example, when gasoline, diesel or engine oil is inadvertently mixed into the brake system using synthetic brake fluid, it is likely to reduce the braking effect due to the incompatibility of the oil.
2) Brake fluids of different types or different grades must not be mixed. For brake systems with special requirements, a specific grade of brake fluid should be added. Due to different brake fluid formulations of different types or brands, the mismatched or refilled brands may cause the brake fluid quality index to drop and fail to meet the braking requirements. Even those brands that are more miscible and indicate that they can be mixed or replaced may not be used as well, and it is best not to use them for a long time.
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ELECTRONIC HANDBRAKES AND REPLACEMENT
The automotive electronic handbrake is mainly used for long-term braking after parking. Like our traditional mechanical handbrake, with the development of the electronic parking brake system, the function of the electronic handbrake has been extended from the basic parking function to the automatic parking. The function (AUTO HOLD) allows the driver to stop braking when the vehicle is stopped. Let us know the functions of the electronic handbrake and the automatic parking. -
Do you know the time of transmission oil change?
The gearbox is an important part of the car, keeping it in good working condition to avoid some problems in the car , and replacing the gearbox oil is an important part of the gearbox maintenance. The transmission oil not only provides lubrication and cleaning for the entire transmission system, but also achieves heat dissipation, which protects the transmission from normal operation and extends its service life. Therefore, be sure to change the oil of the transmission oil regularly.
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Why is it necessary to have a car scanner?
Car scanner is basically a tool used to diagnose the fault codes generated in the car due to some malfunctioning. It can be malfunctioning in engine or electrical system or in the braking system or any of the systems available inside a car. This malfunctioning generates fault codes and sent it to the ECM (Engine Control Module) and that codes get saved in the ECM memory. The scanner search for this DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) in the ECM memory and display it to the operator. -
How to scan a car and what does the scanner tells you after the diagnostic test?
To scan the car, there is a 16 pin connector also called OBD II socket under the steering wheel. The scanner has a 16 pin connector which will be connected to the socket and then depending on the connection options like wireless or wired connection. The connector will be linked with the scanner and then using the software inside the scanner will read the DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Code) stored in the memory of ECM (Electronic Control Module) of the car. Whenever there is problem in a car, the problem is detected by the dedicated system provided for that particular system. After the detection of the trouble the ECM generates a DTC code and stores it in its memory and that code remains in the system until and unless it is removed or deleted using any scanner. -
Launch X 431 Pad III – Multi brand car diagnostic scanner. One of the most advanced scanner in India.
Launch X431 Pad III is one of the most advanced car scanners available in India. It consists of multiple features for diagnostic, key coding as well as the advanced online coding functions. It has optional features and add-on like video scope, sensor box, battery box and oscilloscope, multi meter and HD module. The software for this features are already present in the device and the hardware can be bought according to the convenience. The extra features and the online coding functions in this device make it the one of the most advanced scanners in India. It supports more than 140+ automobile brands and 2000+ car models making its range very wide to almost every car available in India.
