Fahad Car Garage Expert

A few weeks ago, you added more oil. Your Peugeot 3008 now shows low oil again. The oil isn’t under the car, so where is it going? Many people have issues with how much oil Peugeot 3008 engines use, especially turbo diesel engines. The engine may be burning oil, leaking it, or the fuel may … Read more

Oil and petrol can be burnt in the engine because the PCV valve lets them leave the crankcase. On most Audi petrol engines, it sits inside an oil separator with a thin rubber diaphragm. Age and heat make that lung tough until it tears. Once it tears, unchecked air gets into the engine. If your … Read more

The oil filter housing holds the oil filter and bolts to the engine. A rubber gasket seals the joint. Heat slowly hardens that rubber until oil seeps out. Common signs of a BMW oil filter housing gasket leak include oil pooling around the housing, a burning oil smell, oil stains under the car, and a … Read more

You press the brake at a red light on Al Khail Road, and your Haval lets out a sharp squeal. Or worse, it makes a metal-grinding sound. It is easy to ignore at first. But brake sounds are your car’s way of telling you something has changed. What Causes Haval Brake Noise When Braking?  Often, … Read more

You start your BMW and the center screen stays dark. No map, no reverse camera, no settings. Or it works for ten minutes, freezes on the BMW logo, and restarts on its own. It is one of the most annoying faults a BMW can have, because so much of the car runs through that one … Read more

Many Lincoln models ride on air instead of steel coil springs. The Navigator, Aviator, and older Town Car use rubber air springs filled by a small electric compressor. Height sensors tell a control module how high each corner sits, and the module adds or releases air to keep the car level. That’s what gives the … Read more

If a Mercedes B5 service reminder stays on after a service, it usually signifies the reset was missed, done wrong or entered as the wrong service type. The “B” is the basic service. The ‘5’ indicates more scheduled work was due at the same visit. If you don’t have that additional, the car keeps asking … Read more

When a car loses power when accelerating, the engine may lack air, fuel, or spark, or the power may not be reaching the wheels. Common causes are fuel delivery problems, like a clogged fuel filter, and airflow faults, like a dirty air filter. Worn spark plugs, turbo boost leaks, a blocked exhaust, and a slipping … Read more

Chinese cars and SUVs are now a common sight on Dubai roads. MG, Geely, Haval, Chery, Jetour, Changan and BYD all sell well here. Most of these cars are reliable, but only if you service them on time. You can catch small problems in Chinese cars and fix them before they become big problems that … Read more

Porsches are known for sharp, firm brakes. So when the pedal starts to feel soft, you notice it straight away. It may feel spongy, travel further than usual, or slowly sink while you wait at a red light. A soft pedal is a hydraulic warning. Something is letting pressure escape or squeeze, so less force … Read more