Shop for New Auto Parts at 1AAuto.com http://1aau.to/c/137/L/gaskets Do you know what else to replace when you change spark plugs? On newer cars, spark plugs are often hard to reach, and you might need to remove other parts to get to them, in which case, you might need to replace some one time use items like gaskets and boots. In older modern vehicles, you might need to replace an ignition coil, coil pack boot, or wires. In older vehicles, there are other wear items that should be replaced with the spark plugs, like the distributor and rotor, or spark plug wires. Check out this video to figure out what else you might need to replace on your next spark plug change Check out this playlist for other great tips and secrets our mechanics know!
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The check engine light code P0343 indicates that there is a problem with the electrical circuit in the bank 1 camshaft position sensor. Other symptoms you may notice include a bucking or surging engine, engine stalls, or the engine not being able to start. In this video, Andy explains the purpose of the camshaft position sensor, and then shows you how to diagnose electrical problems with one. The information applies to camshaft position sensors from other banks also, if your vehicle has them. Check out some of our other great diagnostic videos that you can do at home:
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The check engine light code P0343 indicates that there is a problem with the electrical circuit in the bank 1 camshaft position sensor. Other symptoms you may notice include a bucking or surging engine, engine stalls, or the engine not being able to start. In this video, Andy explains the purpose of the camshaft position sensor, and then shows you how to diagnose electrical problems with one. The information applies to camshaft position sensors from other banks also, if your vehicle has them. Check out some of our other great diagnostic videos that you can do at home:
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Shop for New Auto Parts at 1AAuto.com http://1aau.to/c/178/G/drive-belt-pulleys Learn how to diagnose squealing and chattering noises coming from under the hood of your vehicle! In this video, Len shows you the common causes of squealing and chattering noises from your engine: pulley bearings! He shows you how to check them out, and decide when it's time to replace one. Check out our collection of other diagnostics you can do yourself in your own driveway:
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