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If your engine is not starting and you suspect a problem with the oil pressure, you can check it with a scanner. This simple tool plugs into the diagnostic port of your car’s engine and reveals the oil pressure and other system information. For checking oil pressure, the general procedure is first to fill the

Using an OBD2 scanner is pretty straightforward, even though using a digital tool to diagnose problems with your car may seem difficult at first. Let’s now see how to use an OBD2 scanner to diagnose any problem with your car. What is an OBD2 Scanner? An On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) scanner (or code reader) is a

Cars are susceptible to different types of malfunctions, and one of the more common is a faulty oxygen sensor. A faulty oxygen sensor makes for inefficient fuel consumption because it fails to read the correct amount of oxygen in the atmosphere.  Fortunately, testing an O2 sensor with an Obd2 scan tool is easy. All you

Abs codes for cars are a series of numbers and letters printed in the standardized format on a sticker usually attached to a car’s dashboard. Abs is a braking system that has several components. It includes wheel speed sensors, and antilock control module, a hydraulic valve, the brake pedal, etc.  These components work together to

If you are planning to buy a car or already have one, you should have knowledge of the functions of every part of the car to ensure your safety while driving. One of those parts is ABS also known as Anti-lock Braking System. What does ABS do? ABS (Antilock braking system) is represented by the