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Avoid Ignoring The Sounds Coming From Your Car   You are driving, and on your way, you turn to play music on the radio. Unfortunately, the car starts making background noises that become an impediment to your entertainment, and you want to find where they’re coming from. It’s time to take the sounds your car is making seriously, and the following reasons can be held responsible for the same: Coin Moving Inside the Clothes Dryer Have you ever come across rattling sounds in the  steering wheels  while driving at low speeds? If yes, it is possibly due to a loose nut lug within the hubcap. The nuts weren’t tightened properly the last time when the vehicle was taken to the mechanic. Tighten the nuts and drive without any hassle. If you don’t know how to deal with it, take the car to the mechanic. Squealing, Growling, or Grinding Sounds Coming from the Brakes Sometimes your car starts producing squealing sounds that need attention. The shelf life of the brake pads or the shoes ...

Seven common and costly diesel truck failures that you should know about   Motorists prefer spending their hard-earned money on diesel trucks that produce more torque and waste less energy than their gasoline counterparts. However, these have a longer shelf life, which doesn’t mean they don’t undergo failure. Numerous issues, especially in present-day cars, have increased with the arrival of electronics and emission equipment added to them. Many of them are susceptible to pattern failures that weren’t known to most of us. Let us dive deeper into underlying reasons behind   diesel truck failure , prevailing in modern trucks: #Problem1:Bolts & Head Gasket Failure Navistar International and Ford collaborated and came up with a 6.0L Power Stroke engine. This was a replacement to the 7.3L, but the 6.0L was a complete disaster. Despite the exceptional performance, the 6.0L engine’s weak torque was the potential reason behind cylinder head bolts and head gasket failure. The bolts...