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What Are the Different Types of Spark Plugs

What Are the Different Types of Spark Plugs

Spark plugs are a component of your car's ignition system. They are responsible for igniting the fuel-air mixture in the engine's combustion chamber, providing the power that drives your vehicle. When it comes to spark plugs, there are several different types available on the market, each with its own unique properties and advantages. Here are some of them: Copper Spark Plugs Copper spark plugs are the most basic type of spark plugs available on the market. They are made with a copper core that provides excellent thermal conductivity and good electrical conductivity. Copper spark plugs are generally less expensive than other types, but they have a shorter lifespan and need to be replaced more frequently. They are a good option for drivers on a budget who are looking for an affordable, reliable spark plug. Iridium Spark Plugs Iridium spark plugs are a more advanced type of spark plug that is made with an iridium tip. This tip is much harder and more durable than the copper ... read more

How to Clean Your Brake Rotors

How to Clean Your Brake Rotors

Your vehicle’s brakes can get very dirty over time, so much so that regular car washes won’t cut it. Not only are they exposed to dirt and grime, but they also get dusty from the friction of your brake components.  To avoid rust and corrosion and prevent wear and tear on your brakes, we encourage drivers to take action and start cleaning their brake rotors. Brake rotors, along with many of your other brake parts, are made entirely of steel. To ensure your stops are smooth and seamless, start taking care of your brake rotors. How Do Brake Rotors Get Rusty? Metallic brake rotors are strong, especially in their initial years of wear. Whenever the rotors are exposed to moisture and combined with road salt, your rotor breaks down faster. It can eat away the metal, impairing your vehicle’s braking ability. Easy At-Home Methods for Cleaning Brake Rotors Method #1: Soap and Water Loosen the screws and nuts to remove the wheel Add soapy water to a ... read more

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