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Q does full coverage insurance cover engine damage
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MadelineWalker Release Time: July 5, 2024, 2:47 PM
Full coverage auto insurance typically encompasses collision, comprehensive, and liability insurance. However, engine damage is covered under specific conditions. If the damage results from a covered incident, such as a collision or environmental factors (comprehensive), then yes, it is covered. But, wear and tear or mechanical failure due to poor maintenance is not covered. It’s crucial to review your policy details since coverage can vary by provider. For engine protection against mechanical failure, consider adding mechanical breakdown insurance to your policy. Always maintain your vehicle and keep records of services to prevent disputes over claims related to engine damage.
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Q is a 1.5 liter engine good
ElsaSmith
PhilipTrollpoe Release Time: March 30, 2024, 3:38 PM
Determining whether a 1.5-liter engine is “good” depends on your definition of ‘good’ and what you prioritize in a vehicle. 1.5-liter engines, often found in compact and subcompact cars, are designed for efficiency and economy. They excel in city driving and can save significant money on fuel over time. Additionally, advancements in automotive technology, such as turbocharging and direct injection, have made these smaller engines more powerful and responsive than one might expect, challenging old perceptions that equated engine size directly with power. For drivers primarily interested in commuting or looking for an environmentally friendlier choice, a 1.5-liter engine is an excellent choice. However, if your priorities lean towards high performance, heavy towing capacity, or off-roading, a larger engine might be more appropriate. Ultimately, the “goodness” of a 1.5-liter engine is subjective and should be evaluated against your specific needs and ex...
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Q what causes engine light to blink
HermanFrederick
PhilipTrollpoe Release Time: March 28, 2024, 6:45 PM
A flashing check engine light is a serious indication of an issue within your vehicle’s system. This can be caused by various problems. including an engine fire which can damage the catalytic converter – leading to expensive repairs. Additionally. ignition system problems may prevent your car from starting if components such as spark plugs or coils are faulty. Sensor failure. whether it be with the oxygen sensor or airflow sensor. can also trigger the check engine light due to incorrect data being sent to the computer system. Mixture preparation problems can result in a fuel system malfunction. affecting the proper air-fuel mixture needed for your cylinders. A problem with the emission control system could also be responsible for the flashing light. indicating an issue with controlling pollutants from your vehicle. It’s worth noting that sometimes the electronic control unit vehicle computer may cause the check engine light to blink without any actual problem present....
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