Automotive Engines & Repairs Experiences

Eric The Car Guy Mechanical Master Engineer

Eric The Car Guy Auto Mechanic Master Engineer

Eric The Car ASE Automotive Master Service of Excellence

WWW.ETCG1.COM is where you would find the extra tools that are needed to work the car garage. Maintenance of the Engine is very important to eric. The tools required for such mastery is very precise. And alot of Safety implementation goes into the Garage itself. Remember, The vehicle is one thing, but the Vehicle Garage is where all the Mechanical Engineering Happens, and all the engine parts are repaired, removed, and installed with new engine parts.

Engine Manifold

Engine Manifold, with the Exhaust Manifold, and Engine Room Components.

Engine Filter Repairs & Replacement of the Air Filter

ABS Module, and the ABS Pump

ECU - Electronic Computer Unit

Located inside the engine room, near and around the ABS/ABS Pump.

Trunk Clean Up's

Tires Inspections

Ignition Distributor

Mitsubishi Repairs Work Orders

Engine Room Lock's

Battery Terminals & Battery Posts Grounds +/-

Engine codes, manufacture build codes

Carquest Car Air Filters

MicroGard Cabin Air Filter Replacement Filters

Engine Air Filter System Components

Air Filter Cartridges Replacement

Radiator and Radiator Cap, where Coolant Fluids are replaced when needed during maintenance schedules

Batter Protective Cover to distinguish between +/- battery terminals. when connecting a volt meter w/clamps to measure voltage capacity.

Is it Brake Fluid, Transmission Fluid, or Windshield Fluid, or Power Steering Fluid?

First Look at the Engine Build Inside, and all of it's engine parts. Very Delicate Operation and Detail.

Never approach an engine without the correct auto mechanic engineer. Work just goes much better.

Engineering Night Operations of Engine Maintenance scheduled work orders to be placed for further ongoing repairs of engine parts.

Engine Manufacturer's Build Details

Backseat Inspections

ThinkOBD 500 Scan Tools

This is the tool I used for scanning the vehicle OBD II Sensor. It was quite a challenge but I managed to get bypass the ignition switch and go straight into the vehicle diagnostic screen, which was by the way very informative. And so much room to learn the vehicle ECU , OBD Port, Fuel Emissions Status. Fuel Pressure Status. etc.......

The Ignition Key is inserted into the Ignition Switch

OBD II Scan Tool is scanning the Engine Processes

I/M = Inspection / Maintenance Readiness

Drivers Side Area Under the Left Side of the Dashboard inside the engine. Most Electrical Connectors are located here. 1/65+ more within the engine.

Drivers Floor, on the Right is the Accelerating Pedal, On the Left you see the Decelerating Pedals

More Fuses, Relays, Electrical Wiring, Harness's , Electrical Taped Wires. Fuse Box's, TCM = Transmission Control Module ( it's the black square box on the left down on the floor).