Will That Used Subaru You're Considering Blow A Gasket? Learn how to protect yourself and avoid potential engine trouble.

Inside an internal combustion engine is an intricate web of small tunnels or passageways that enable oil or coolant to flow, which helps keep everything lubricated and operating at the proper ...

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When it comes to automotive maintenance and repairs, few issues strike fear into the hearts of car owners more than a damaged head gasket or leaks in the cooling system. These problems can lead to ...

An owner shares first-hand details of a sudden $5,300 cylinder head gasket failure at 73,000 miles. Despite a full dealer maintenance history, Honda Corporate denied a goodwill repair, citing a narrow ...

Frustrated by dealership denials, out-of-warranty Honda 2.0L hybrid owners are turning to independent mechanics for permanent engine fixes. Discover how upgraded aftermarket head studs and revised ...

Nonprofit consumer organization Consumer Reports recently released a list of older vehicles identified as most likely to need a head gasket replacement. Among the list of vehicles was the 2011 Chevy ...

It's common knowledge that head gaskets are a necessary evil in our world of internal combustion. "The purpose of a head gasket is to seal the cylinder head and engine block," explains Kevyn Kistner ...

Consumer Reports recently identified the 2015 Buick Encore crossover as one model that is likely to require a head gasket replacement at some point during its lifecycle. The list is organized by the ...