Car Workshop Service

  A car’s engine efficiency remains at its best when it just rolls off from dealership. However, there might be a dip in combustion process over time. And, it might hit a low at a point of time. Before delving deep, let’s understand about the engine efficiency first. What does engine efficiency mean? In scientific term, the efficiency of a car’s engine signifies the capacity of turning the thermal energy into mechanical energy. If an engine does not convert fuel into engine power properly, it is said to have a low level of efficiency. Engines that burn fuel are incredibly inefficient. In other words, only half of the energy, an engine uses to power a vehicle. It appears huge. While it may seem like a vehicle is incredibly inefficient if it only converts half of the thermal energy it produces during combustion into mechanical energy, many vehicles on the road actually waste far more than this energy. More than 80% of the energy produced by gasoline engines frequently escapes the eng...

  Car owners often talk about keeping their vehicles intact. But there is one aspect that always remains hidden under the hood: the car’s engine. Despite being the most important part of a car, most people do not gravitate towards the engine bay cleaning, owing to the complexity of the system and the presence of sensitive components alongside. Admittedly, it requires a bit methodical to clean the engine bay. However, let’s understand the reason behind the cleaning of your car’s engine bay. Why should you go for your engine bay cleaning? Under the hood, a car consists of a complex set of components. Even though, these parts have a proper protection. However, dirt and grease gathers around the engine over time. Cleaning off dirt and grease always proves to be beneficially to the engine performance. In some ways, the lifespan of the engine gets a boost by routine cleaning the engine bay. Major reason behind such cleaning is not just tidiness. Residual grease makes it more difficult fo...

  A glimpse of white smoke at your car’s tail pipe, for a few minutes, is not a serious concern as it appears initially for a few minutes. But a constant stream of white smoke is something that needs immediate attention. Why does a car start to emit smoke suddenly? If you know about a car’s engine process, you should keep in mind that an engine converts the fuel into kinetic energy at the cost of emissions. Generally, gases emitted at the tail pipe do not bear any colour as most of them are then converted by a device (catalytic converter) into safer gases to emit into the environment. But, how does the transparent emission change into white smoke? Is it your car’s engine issue that’s behind the white smoke at the tailpipe? Let’s check out here some of the issues that might be the cause of concern behind the white smoke from your car’s tailpipe. Are fuel injectors malfunctioning? No doubt! Fuel injectors are necessary to deliver the proper amount of fuel at the proper time so that t...

  Imagine! You’ve been seeking a particular car for a very long time. However, you haven’t been able to buy it for some reason. It might not be financially feasible or affordable. But, one idea that pops into your mind is to look out for a used car. This approach could be a fantastic way to get a good deal within your means. However, a used car deal needs some extra effort to ensure that you get a proper value for your investment. But how can you be sure that buying a used car is the right move? Physical inspection of the vehicle is always an option. However, to know a proper state of a car, you can look up its service history. Service history is a viable resource to ascertain a car’s true condition. During a purchase, your mind is bombarded with a lot of questions. You might be wondering about the car’s components. Does it cost more to have the parts replaced or fixed? Has the car undergone proper maintenance? These are some of the questions that can generally be answered by consu...