A truck's aftertreatment system is a collection of components engineered to work together to reduce greenhouse gases, yet despite its well-intended environmental impact, almost no other part of a ...

When temperatures plunge, tire pressure drops, and dashboard warnings start to glow. In winter, that small horseshoe-shaped ...

As Santa delivers his presents under the tree, you can give the gift of proper TPMS maintenance to customers in need.

Big changes between high and low temperatures that happen in the fall can trigger an alert on your dashboard, one that may leave some drivers wondering what to do next. If you see a symbol that ...

In the past, the question of when to change your car’s oil was mostly suggested by service technicians who recommend the next mileage for changing your car’s oil, something like 3,000 miles. Some car ...

The low coolant level warning light is an essential indicator on most modern vehicles' dashboards. It is an early warning system to alert drivers when the coolant level in the engine's cooling system ...

When most of us have a warning light appear on our dash, the first instinct is to ignore it and hope it goes away. While this might be ok for a low wiper fluid alert, most warning lights require ...

Automotive technology has advanced light years since Carl Benz built the world's first automobile in the late 1800s and Henry Ford made cars accessible to the average American after the turn of the ...

This story has been updated as of June 25, 2021, with information regarding potential warranty issues regarding driving with engine warning lamps on. Advancements in engine and emissions technology ...

Nothing can fill a motorist with dread quite like seeing something on their vehicle's dashboard light up. Well, ideally, everything will light up when you first start your vehicle, but after a couple ...

Having to stop on the side of the road, whether it be due to engine trouble, running out of gas, a fender bender or to change a tire, isn't just inconvenient – it can be downright dangerous. That's ...