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If your car has Active Fuel Management, you've probably already considered disabling it. But are AFM disablers even safe and ...

GM’s engine problems continue to grow as the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Office of Defects Investigation is looking into dozens of reports about engine failures. These have ...

As a fast, efficient, and safe form of transportation, cars have transformed civilization. Fuel such as gasoline and diesel power your vehicle's internal combustion engine, and to avoid causing ...

Neglect can do a lot of bad things to your car's engine. Not changing the oil as frequently as recommended is a surefire way to an expensive overhaul. If you've dealt with thick, gooey sludge before, ...

Your car's engine won't immediately fail, make awful noises, or grenade itself from within if you give it the wrong oil. However, using the incorrect oil for long enough can cause premature wear and ...

Aston Martin team principal Adrian Newey says vibrations from their Honda engine are risking permanent nerve damage for their drivers within 25 laps of running. Newey's remarks on the eve of the new ...

A turbocharged engine is a solid bet for performance enthusiasts. Since their advent in the mid-1960s, these engines have evolved to offer massive power and quicker acceleration (all without the need ...

The VQ38DD V6 has built a reputation for reliability, but as we’ve seen, a single overlooked component can sometimes lead to ...

Today's engines are more advanced than ever before, offering large horsepower numbers from small displacement engines. Seemingly, manufacturers have combined the best of both worlds: small economic ...