The exhaust system consists of a catalytic converter, the muffler and tailpipe. All of the components work together to dampen the noise that comes from the engine. However, the system is also important for converting toxic gases and compounds in order to prevent accidental poisoning in the vehicle. The harmful emissions must also be rendered harmless before exiting the tailpipe and being released into the air.
Ignition switches can cause your car to stall suddenly or never even start. There are some manufacturer defects that cause electrical components to fail at start or even a problem with the connections to your battery. in some cases, it could also be your key.
Sometimes keys wear out or break, and if you have an electrical key such as a push-start, your transponder may have broken or suffered a defect. The good news is that most of these issue are covered by your warranty on a new vehicle.
If you think the battery in your car is experiencing issues, the easiest way to get the answer is to test it yourself. All you need is a voltmeter to get an accurate reading on the strength and charging power of your car battery.
The car lights and the ignition need to be off before you can accurately read the battery power. Pop the hood, locate the battery compartment, clean the battery terminals if corroded with a small wire brush.
