Published: 05/06/2020

What is a Timing Chain? How to Manage Timing Chain Problems

What is a Timing Chain?

A timing chain is an internal engine component that's fitted to synchronise the rotation of the camshaft and the crankshaft — these two elements are essential for driving the wheels. The movement of the chain allows for engine cylinders to produce power to operate and propel the vehicle.

Published: 14/11/2019

Brake Judder Causes: What Makes Your Brakes Judder? (and How to Stop It)

What Is Brake Judder?

Brake juddering (or brake shuddering) is a vibration that reverberates through your steering wheel when braking. If the problem is base enough, it may affect the entire car. The sensation feels like you are shaking or rocking backwards and forwards. Its cause is the brake going from high pressure to low pressure in rapid succession.

Brake juddering can be quite noticeable and violent, or it can be so subtle you barely even feel it. Once you notice the first symptoms, it’s important to investigate and resolve the cause of brake juddering.

Is Brake Juddering Dangerous?

The shaking and shuddering of a brake judder in itself is unlikely to be dangerous, but the reason behind it has far greater consequences. In this article, we’ll discuss the common brake judder causes, how to diagnose them, and what to do next. However, any cause of brake juddering is cause for concern.

Why?

Brake juddering is a warning sign that your car is not going to perform as you might expect. This can range from poor brake performance to handling issues. Decreased performance and potential issues with vehicle control can lead to accidents and road collisions.

If you’re experiencing brake juddering, you shouldn’t wait around to see if it resolves itself or gets worse. Learn what to do next:

Published: 05/11/2019

How do modern car alternators communicate?

How Do Car Modern Alternators Communicate?

As one of the UK’s leading manufacturers and remanufacturers of starters and alternators, we at Remy have seen significant changes in the ways alternators communicate. As a remanufacturer, it’s crucial to understand how a voltage regulator functions.

Published: 05/11/2019

Which Welding Gas Do I Need? SGS Gases for Rent-Free Welding

SGS Gases: Rent-Free Welding Gases

SGS gases are ideal for lower volume users. From hobby welders to high-street garages, we can provide savings upwards of £200 per year against the established and expensive rental cylinders! With a range to suit most garage applications, from air-con testing to MIG and TIG welding, our cylinders come in 10L and 20L sizes.

Published: 05/11/2019