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Written by: Kristin Brocoff Each April, during Car Care Awareness Month, CarMD releases its CarMD® Vehicle Health Index of common “check engine” problems, repairs, costs and trends. Although I’ve been involved with the Index since it debuted, every year I find the data fascinating because it tells so much about trends and can help everyone [...]
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Are Car Repair Costs on the Rise After a 6-Year Drop? Answers to This and More in the 2013 CarMD® Vehicle Health Index™
April 9th, 2013 
Ivy from CarMD 
Posted in CarMD University 
Tags: ASE Mechanics, Automotive, Capless Fuel Filter, Car, Car Care Month, car maintenance, car md, car repair, CarMD, CarMD health check, CarMD Vehicle Health Index, Check Engine Light, Flashing Light, fuel economy, Gas Cap, Gas Mileage, maintenance, OBD2, on-board diagnostic, Vehicle 
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March 6th, 2012 Ivy from CarMD Written By: Richard Amador Every year that a new car comes into production it seems that the designing engineers have one mission – to make the complex even more complex! That’s what it seems like to me whenever I see the lights on my car’s dashboard light up. Maybe this is why your vehicle’s service [...]
Flashing Check Engine Light
December 15th, 2010 ArtJ Written By: Art Jacobsen artsblog@carmd.com In today’s Fault Code Spotlight I will explain one of the most common and severe fault codes in your vehicle – misfire. Misfire is a very serious problem and one you should never ignore. The fault codes that you will see for misfire are: P0300- Random/Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected P03nn [...]
Posted in CarMD University Tags: Car, CarMD, Check Engine Light, Crank Pulse Fluctuation, Flashing Light, Misfire, P0300, p0301, P0302, P0303, P0304, P0305, P0306, P0307, P0308, P0309, P0310, P0311, P0312, p0313, P0314, P0315, P0316, Type A Misfire, Type B Misfire 4 Comments »
