How to Perform a Full Engine Tuneup on Your Car

People have taken the task of tuning up their own cars since cars first ever got on the road, however very few people actually do it correctly. In this article we will explain how to do a tune-up properly.

First Things First – Check The Basics
Before you start you should spend a few minutes checking over your cars engine compartment. This is a very important step because you could improperly tune your cars engine if you a few things are overlooked.

1.) Make sure that your car’s cooling system is operating as it should be. If your car is overheating there may be a more serious problem on your hands that a simple tune-up cannot fix.
2.) Make sure that your battery is fully charged and that your alternator is operating the way it should be.
3.) Check to make sure that your cars fuel system is clean, check the fuel filter to ensure that it is not dirty, and that there is adequate fuel pressure.
4.) Check to make sure that the linkage on your throttle body, or carburetor are taught and move freely and smoothly.
5.) Make sure that all the wires in your engine compartment are connected properly and are in good shape (no frayed wires, etc which can cause electrical shorts.)

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