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When a lower ball joint fails on a front-wheel-drive vehicle, it typically pulls the inboard joint and boot from the transmission.
When this happens, the joint is exposed to dirt and debris that is impossible to clean from the roller bearings and cages of the joint. In this video, Andrew Markel makes the case for putting a drive axle on the parts order when a lower ball joint fails. This video is sponsored by TrakMotive.
How does the vehicle know when to release the brakes? You guessed it. Active ABS speed sensors. Sponsored by Standard.
Standard is proud to offer a complete line of more than 2,600 ABS speed sensors, gas, diesel, electric, or EV, import or domestic. Standard has you covered.
In the past decade or so, we've seen a number of new technologies in the automotive industry. One of these is Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, also known as ADAS. There are a number of systems which fall under the ADAS umbrella, so to speak. Including blindspot detection, lane keep assist, parallel parking assist, trailer backup assist, adaptive cruise control, and much, much more.
Use an oscilloscope for an efficient diagnosis.
Make sure to read the question and answers carefully before selecting an answer. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
It’s a good idea to polish up your knowledge of engine ignition systems. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
Wires should be replaced at the same time as spark plugs. This video is sponsored by Autolite.
CV joint shafts are typically being replaced at anywhere from 70,000 to 130,000 miles.
Too small of a gap can lead to a weak spark and too large a gap can lead to misfires. Sponsored by Autolite.
The key is to follow the trail to the farthest forward and highest up point that you can find. Sponsored by Bar’s Leaks.
Always measure the values with a scan tool. This video is sponsored by Carter Fuel Systems.
