The P0106 OBD-II trouble code indicates that there is a problem with the engine. This problem could be caused by a number of things, including the oxygen sensor, catalytic converter, or even the engine management system itself.
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Your tire pressure is too low. Add air as soon as possible to improve fuel efficiency and reduce the risk of damaging your tires by keeping them properly inflated.
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When your car doesn’t start, it can be difficult to know whether or not you have a major issue going on. While it’s always best to call a professional, there are some signs that indicate that your car is still running, but isn’t starting.
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The P0302 (MAF Sensor Circuit Low Voltage) code indicates that the air flow through the intake system is not correct or may not be reaching the engine air filter.
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P0171 is a code for the Oxygen Sensor Bank 1. The oxygen sensor is used to measure exhaust gas, this data tells the fuel system when to inject fuel and air into the engine.
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The Electronic Throttle Control incorporates a Hall Effect sensor and uses a high-precision signal processing algorithm to provide high reliability and excellent control performance.
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Car Suspension Repair Cost – Suspension is the system that supports your car’s weight and keeps the wheels in contact with the ground. When something goes wrong with your suspension, this can cause a problem when you are driving by making bumps feel bigger than they really are. Replacing car suspensions can be very expensive, especially if you get stuck with some parts that don’t last long or wear out quickly.
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When you’re accelerating, a rattling noise can be heard coming from underneath the hood. If your car isn’t accelerating properly, this noise will be more noticeable. The noise may be caused by loose or broken engine mounts.
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