Yes, you can mix them. They’re both very similar in viscosity and can be used interchangeably without negatively impacting your car’s performance. However, you need to know the right way to do this. Read on for a guide on how you can mix 10w30 and 5w30 oil. How to Mix 10w30 and 5w30 You can … Keep reading
The presence of water in cylinder head can be caused by a number of factors including driving through a deep puddle or a malfunctioning gasket. Water is not compressible like air. Therefore, when it enters the combustion chamber, it can damage various components of the engine, including the pistons and engine block. This can lead … Keep reading
The LS3 engine is a small block engine that was used in the Corvette C6, GTO, and Camaro while the LS7 is a small block engine that was used in the Z06 and ZR1 Corvettes. Both of these engines are very similar, but they have some differences. The main difference between the two engines is … Keep reading
You might have heard a lot of different facts about LS 862 heads, and this makes you wonder what makes it stand out among all other cylinder heads. In this post, we’ll enlighten you on everything you need to know about them. We’ll also be giving you answers to some of the frequently asked questions … Keep reading
I own a 2018 Hyundai Elantra with 2.0L DOHC 16V engine and one of the questions I get asked a lot by fellow car enthusiasts is why I opted for a car with DOHC 16v engine. DOHC, also known as Dual Overhead Camshaft is an upgrade from the SOHC introduced for improved efficiency. In this … Keep reading
When we talk about engines, you might first think about different types of engines. However, you will not even think about spoon engines unless you are a racer or someone in love with racing and activities that relate to powerful engines. However, there is a type of engine known as the Spoon engine. These are … Keep reading
Engine knocks on startup affect a lot of cars. It’s not an uncommon issue, but it can be a very serious problem. In this article, I’ll explain the cause of your engine knocking noise. Is it something as simple as carbon buildup or something more complex like bearing damage? 1. Too Much Octane Rating The … Keep reading
