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Q does check engine light go off after repair
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FabianThomas Release Time: 4月 1, 2024, 7:19 下午
Yes, typically the check engine light will go off after a repair has been made. It may be necessary for the mechanic to manually reset the light. However, if the light does not go off, this may indicate that there is still an issue that needs to be resolved.
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Q are engine mounts covered under warranty
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EltonKeppel Release Time: 3月 22, 2024, 6:11 下午
Whether engine mounts are covered under warranty largely depends on the vehicle manufacturer’s warranty policy and the type of warranty in question. Normally, a new vehicle comes with a comprehensive (or “bumper-to-bumper”) warranty, which typically covers most parts of the vehicle, including engine mounts, for a specified period or mileage. However, this coverage can vary significantly between manufacturers and specific warranties. For instance, if the car is under a powertrain warranty, engine mounts might not be covered since this warranty mainly covers the engine, transmission, and drivetrain components. Extended warranties or third-party warranties may have different terms, possibly excluding engine mounts or requiring an additional premium for such coverage. It’s also crucial to differentiate between wear and tear items versus manufacturing defects; while the latter is usually covered, the former may not be, especially as the vehicle ages. Always refer to...
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Q how do i know if i have a pzev engine
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KristinJohn Release Time: 3月 22, 2024, 5:44 下午
To determine if your vehicle has a Partial Zero Emissions Vehicle (PZEV) engine, start by checking your vehicle’s documentation or the underhood emissions label, typically found in the engine compartment. PZEV engines are engineered to produce significantly fewer tailpipe emissions than standard vehicles. Key indicators include specific badging or markings on the vehicle exterior, often mentioning “PZEV” or similar environmental certifications. Additionally, the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) can be used to confirm this status through a dealership or online VIN decoder that provides detailed vehicle specifications. If your car is sold in states adhering to California emission standards, like California, Oregon, and several Northeastern states, it’s more likely to have a PZEV engine due to their stricter environmental regulations.
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