Graham Cloutier

170 posts
As a skilled mechanic, I bring years of experience in effectively diagnosing and repairing all types of vehicles. My expertise in engine repairs, electrical systems, and suspension makes me a valuable asset in the automotive industry. I share easy to understand guides here on Cars Advisor
What Are Symptoms of A Bad Solenoid

What Are Symptoms of A Bad Solenoid

Signs of a bad solenoid include an engine that doesn't crank or start, no clicking noise when starting the engine, grinding noise when starting the engine, slow or intermittent cranking, smoke from the starter motor, and electrical issues.
Brakes Grinding At Low Speed

Brakes Grinding At Low Speed

Brakes Grinding At Low Speed due to Worn-out Brake Pads, Faulty Wheel Bearings, Rust Or Distortion On The Brake Rotors, Low-quality Or Contaminated Brake Pads or Damage To The Brake Calipers Or Drums.
Fuel Pump Not Priming

Fuel Pump Not Priming

If your fuel pump is not priming, it is malfunctioning and cannot supply fuel to the engine during start-up. This will prevent your vehicle from starting or running smoothly.
How To Bleed Hydraulic Clutch

How To Bleed Hydraulic Clutch

To bleed a hydraulic clutch, check the fluid level in the clutch fluid reservoir; then locate the bleeder screw, use a line wrench turn it open; attach a clear tube to the nipple of the bleeder valve so you can see when all air bubbles have exited.