The FWD New Beetle has a multivalve DOHC, liquid-cooled engine in its nose, feedback-controlled fuel injection and waste-spark, distributorless ignition, referenced from a sensor at a camshaft.
The FWD New Beetle has a multivalve DOHC, liquid-cooled engine in its nose, feedback-controlled fuel injection and waste-spark, distributorless ignition, referenced from a sensor at a camshaft.
Even if you work alone, having two computers – one in the office and one in the shop – can save you time and shoeleather.
Information on the mail fuel-metering circuit, power-enrichment circuit, accelerator pump circuit, CVCC auxiliary circuit, idle speed adjustments and heated intake air systems.
Another Crank Pulley Pull; Testing Wheelspeed Sensors; Brake Fluid Test; Timing Belt Marks; Foiling Ignition Secondary Villains
It’s that time again. Time to prepare for your ASE certification (or recertification) tests.
Everything from the OBD-II monitoring systems to the terminology used to describe them has its roots in Federal regulations.
When an electronic unit controls a solenoid, a DC motor or a headlight, the current load in the final circuit may be substantial.
You wouldn’t be much of a mechanic if you couldn’t replace a timing belt, even on a Hyundai. But, what if it’s on a double overhead-cam engine that may or may not have two balance shafts?
The sound of power steering locked at the bump stop, either hissing through the pressure relief valve if all’s well or squealing the loose drivebelt.
Readers of this magazine already know Jorge (pronounced “George”) Menchu from the articles he’s written for us and for other (lesser) aftermarket magazines.