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GM is issuing a recall for the 6.2L V8 L87 gasoline engine, with some units receiving a new oil spec. The question is - will ...

These seven accessories are worth adding to your parts stash, along with practical tips on choosing, storing and rotating them.

If you have transmission oil in the radiator, you most likely have coolant mixing with the transmission fluid. At this point ...

GM has issued a recall for the 6.2L V8 L87, with some units receiving a new, higher-viscosity engine oil spec. The question ...

If your belt is squeaky, that's because it's probably worn, improperly tensioned, or misaligned. Spraying a lubricant on it doesn't solve the root cause, though. The smart move is to inspect your ...

Symptoms may include: Strange noises from the engine bay, such as squealing, grinding, or rattling noises when the engine is switched on or during acceleration. The engine light is on. Engine oil ...

Why do some cars have wet timing belts? The idea is that the oil keeps the belt lubricated, allowing the belt and the engine to run more smoothly. In theory, this reduces noise and improves fuel ...

Another major difference with this type of belt is that it is also constantly lubricated by an oil bath at the bottom of the engine system — hence the name. Why do some cars have wet timing belts?