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While many other cars will throw a message on the dash to let you know what exactly is happening with the vehicle. Vauxhall still likes throwing codes. I’ve already told you about the Code 16 problem, and now it’s time to talk about the more serious issue – Code 84. Simply put, Code 84 means […]
Between 2013 and 2018, the Nissan Qashqai was available with the 1.2L turbocharged engine called 1.2 DIG-T or HRA2DDT. Although the engine is very small for such a vehicle, it proved to be much more reliable than expected. If you are looking for a used Qashqai and are wondering if the engine is OK, or […]
Sometimes, your Vauxhall may trigger alarming messages that are misleading. Like the “Theft Attempted” message that any Vauxhall owners ask about. What can trigger this and does it really mean that someone tried to break into your vehicle? In most cases, the “Theft Attempted” message doesn’t mean that your vehicle went through an attack. It […]
The new Sportage just became the leader in 2024 sales in the UK and it’s also winning the market in lots of European countries. So, it’s time to look under the hood and see if there is something good waiting for you. The vehicle is powered by the 1.6 Turbo engines in the UK. Basically, […]
I’ve already written an article about the 1.0 TCe engine (TCe 100) with the code H4Dt. But there is one newer engine with the same displacement – called TCe 110 – which has the code H5Dt. For now, this engine is used in the Dacia Jogger, Dacia Sandero Stepway, and Renault Megane sedan vehicles. Also, […]
I’ve just written a post about the battery charging problem in Peugeot vehicles and got some questions about the same issue in Volvo cars. Although the message is pretty similar saying “12V battery critical charging fault”, the reasons and solutions are different. If you see this message in your Volvo (often with an adorable turtle […]
Peugeot cars are becoming more and more complicated in terms of electronics. Sometimes, the messages that pop up on the dash are so misleading they make you stop the vehicle and avoid risking driving it further. The “Battery charge fault, stop the vehicle” message usually means that there is something wrong with the BPGA (battery […]
A lot of Mini cars are equipped with the 3-cylinder 1.5-liter diesel engine codenamed B37C15A. This is actually the B37 BMW engine that is used by Mini under a separate name. I will discuss it today within Mini vehicles just because it’s pretty widespread in Europe exactly in these cars. So, the 1.5L diesel engine […]
Renault internal combustion engines are now all about small turbocharged units. And I should say that they are better than you may expect them to be. I’ve already told you about the 0.9L TCe and also the 1.3 TCe engines. Today, I will tell you about the 1.0 TCe turbocharged petrol engine that is used […]
Land Rover vehicles keep surprising us with their “quality”. These cars are great to drive, comfortable, luxurious, etc. but they fail to deliver simple quality and this is really disturbing. One of the common problems with the Range Rover Evoque (and some other models including Jaguar cars) is the gear selector issue. It may not […]
