Carbon Cleaning

If your car has excessive exhaust gas recirculation flow, that is, P0402 then chances are your car is giving you a lot of trouble. It refers to a condition in which the EGR valve passes excessive recirculated exhaust gases into the intake manifold.  Such problems arise in several cars, such as in the VW Tiguan and Volvo S70. If there are chances of P0402 in VW Tiguan , it is better to get consultations from trained and experienced mechanics. The causes of P0402 can vary from the EGR getting stuck to the loosening of the EGR valve, while its symptoms can vary from the illumination of the ‘check engine light’ to the rough running of the engine. Here are a few things you can do to cure your car of P0402:  Replacing EGR valve  Most of the P0402 cases arise due to the jamming of the EGR valve. Hence, it is better to replace this valve.  Replacing broken catalyst in the exhaust  When there is a broken catalyst in the exhaust, ch...

Have you ever wondered why your car is not performing the way you want? If yes, then you should also yourself a question regarding your habits related to maintenance of your car. If you keep thinking about the overhead charges related to the maintenance of your car and keep avoiding it then it will surely lead to your car not performing that well. However, we do understand that the added expense is a legitimate thing to worry about. Therefore, the best thing to do is to make sure that your car gets a thorough cleaning service of the engines, valves, spark plugs and so on and not just the outside.  If you do this, you can easily avoid all the major expenses which occur due to the excessive deterioration of the engine valves and or airflow system or the brake system or the exhaust system among many other such problems. P0402 in Audi is one flaw that occurs quite often where the Exhaust Gas Recirculation Flow gets messed up, which can lead to serious performance issues ...

Maintenance is the key to any car running for long hours. If you have a Volvo, you might have noticed how your repair guy tells you about a P0234 Volvo problem. It also pops up on your screen if the AI system in your car pops up. What exactly is this? It is the code for a fault called the Supercharger Overboost Condition. What happens here is that the PCM bypasses the supercharger overboost and sets a diagnostic trouble code to keep the system and powertrain from getting damaged during any harmful operations.  This is a code that tells you about if your car is facing a problem or not. It can happen due to multiple problems like engine over temperature, the ignition misfire exceeding calibrated threshold or Knock Sensor failure. It can also happen if the low speed fuel pump relay is not switching on or when the transmission oil temperature reaches the calibrated threshold. What can be done to avoid such an issue? The best thing you can do to avoid such a problem ...

Service engine code P0234 means engine Overboost condition. It happens due to several reasons and mechanical failures that need to be fixed immediately the code is displayed. P0234 is displayed when the engine control module senses intake boost pressure more than 4 psi longer than 5 seconds. Causes of P0234 Error Code ▪          Damaged or clogged supercharger/turbocharger wastegate ▪          Clogged wastegate control valve solenoid ▪          Blocked wastegate control hose which results in poor detection of boost pressure Symptoms of Overboost pressure ▪          Check engine light flashes repeatedly and some systems display P0234 error code ▪          Faulty engine seals or head gaskets ▪          Damaged seal ...