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What to do if your ESP light comes on?
It would be difficult to find a modern car without some variation of an Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system. This system is in place to reduce the risk of road accidents and increase the traction between your tyres and the road. Read on to learn what to do if you spot a warning light connected with the electronic stability system.
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The aircon condenser replacement cost (UK) ranges between £143 and £405. Our figures show that the average cost of an air conditioning condenser replacement stands at £274.
18th November, 2025
If you already know all about timing belts, the easy answer is that your timing chain does pretty much the same thing. There are, however, differences in how they work, the jobs they do, how long each lasts, and what they cost.
30th November, 2025
You might think a water pump doesn’t sound very exciting or important, and a bit of water dripping underneath your car isn’t too big a deal. Well, a broken or damaged water pump can easily lead to severe engine damage, including a chance of it seizing completely.
Today, we’re looking at another essential component of your car—the starter motor. We'll explain what it does and how it works, how to spot when it’s on its way out and your options to repair or replace it. We'll also answer the question at the top of everyone’s list: how much does it cost to fix a starter motor?
27th November, 2025
Car brake pads last around 50,000 miles on average, but car brake discs can last longer. Mechanics usually recommend changing your brake pads when the thickness is reduced to 3-4mm. For maximum safety, mechanics usually suggest changing brake discs and pads at the same time.
15th December, 2025
A car battery has a shelf life of anywhere between 3 to 5 years. Many come with a guarantee, so be sure to check your original purchase or dealership receipt to find out if you’ll have to pay for a replacement or if your faulty or failing battery is covered.
14th December, 2025
If you’re looking into buying a set of alloy wheels for your car, whether to improve its appearance or performance, you’re going to need a set that fit correctly.
15th November, 2025
There are an abundance of high-street variations available for your car’s yearly MOT test centre. If you’re looking to keep as much of your money in your own pocket as possible, then those special offers you’ve seen for £20 tests will look pretty attractive right now. But be careful. All that glitters isn’t always gold.
24th June, 2025
The coolant mix in your car’s engine system plays a vital part in keeping your car running and you on the road. But what happens to your engine when it runs without the required amount of coolant or the right antifreeze mix?
26th November, 2025
If you drive a car, you don’t need me to tell you what a handbrake does.
23rd November, 2025
When you consider current car exhaust prices, it can make sense to patch up those small holes and leaks around the joints.
28th November, 2025
A mechanic or car enthusiast will encourage you to check your tyres regularly and take as good care as possible of them, to extend their life and keep you safe.
