Alvin Reyes
Associate Editor at Automoblog
Automotive Editor at SlashGear
Creative Writer and Web Content Specialist at Freelance
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1 month ago |
slashgear.com | Alvin Reyes
Maximizing any internal combustion engine's fuel efficiency involves frequent maintenance, including periodic oil changes. You should be aware of these signs your oil is running low, and don't skip any oil changes. Oil does more than lubricate moving parts. It rids the engine of combustion byproducts and absorbs heat, helping regulate the engine's internal temperature. As oil gets contaminated, it loses its ability to perform any of these functions optimally.
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1 month ago |
automoblog.com | Alvin Reyes |Carl Anthony
The all-new, third-generation Mercedes-Benz CLA is debuting with blazing new technologies, enough for the automaker to call it “the most intelligent Mercedes-Benz ever.”Highlights include fourth-gen MBUX infotainment with pillar-to-pillar display screens, a new virtual assistant with Chat GPT-4o and Google Gemini integration, and an efficient EV drivetrain derived from the record-breaking Vision EQXX concept.
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1 month ago |
slashgear.com | Alvin Reyes
The throttle body is a vital component of a fuel-injected internal combustion engine. It has a pivoting butterfly valve or throttle plate to control the airflow to the intake manifold and combustion chambers. Pressing on the gas pedal opens the butterfly valve to allow more air, and when you release the pedal, a spring closes the throttle plate. The throttle body has a throttle position sensor (TPS) to monitor the accelerator pedal movement.
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1 month ago |
slashgear.com | Alvin Reyes
Trucks and SUVs with a four-wheel (4WD) or all-wheel (AWD) drivetrain have an advantage over two-wheel-drive (2WD) vehicles in carrying heavy loads, off-roading, or driving in wintry or inclement weather. 4WD unlocks better traction over wet roads, rainy weather, or loose gravel, making them ideal for paved and unpaved roads. Since all four wheels are turning in a four-wheel drivetrain, 4WD is a better bet during the winter or if you like off-roading on weekends.
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slashgear.com | Alvin Reyes
Retreading, recapping, or remolding is the process of removing the worn-out treads of an old tire and replacing them with new ones. The treads are the grooved parts that touch the ground and will wear out after many miles of driving, significantly reducing the tire's ability to maintain grip with the road surface. It's no secret that new tires are getting more expensive by the day, but retreaded tires will cost significantly less while positively impacting the environment.
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