TCL Auto Spare Parts

22/01/2026

TRANSMISSION FILTER
SV40/1/3 SXV20 MCV20
EP90/ST210/AT211
ZZT240/NZE121/NCP35/ZZE142L
SR50/SR50/COMFORT

22/01/2026

N/S X-Trill Radiator Fan complete assy

08/12/2025

Fl**ge 14B

07/12/2025

Mark II , GX110

Timing Tensioner and Control Arm Rear

07/12/2025

NEW STOCK
OBD II ,
hEAVY DUTY tEST lIgHT,
MARK xX FRT WHEEL HUB/ BEARING
T/Y CoROLLa WHEeL HuB

08/09/2025

Driving Low on Gas Damage the Fuel Pump?

TRUTH: Constantly driving with your tank of gas on backup can damage the fuel pump.

🔸️ The Pump is cooled and lubricated with gasoline.
The fuel pump is located inside the tank, submerged in gasoline. This liquid not only feeds the engine, it also helps to cool and lubricate the pump.
🔸️When the level is low..
The engine keeps sucking gasoline but the pump starts running dry or with air bubbles, which leads to overheating and premature wear and tear.
🔸️ Impurities and sediments
With low gasoline, the pump is more likely to suck up waste from the bottom of the tank, which can clog the filter and damage the pump.
🧠 Conclusion:
✅️ Keep the tank above 1/4 at least.
✅️ This is how you ensure a longer pump service life avoid costly repairs.
✅️ Low fuel driving is not only risky for getting stranded, its also bad for your injection system. 🚗 💶
# credit Mechatronics Tyronn

08/09/2025

5 Key Sensors That Impact Your Car’s Fuel Efficiency
1️⃣ Oxygen Sensor
Monitors unburned oxygen in exhaust gases. Malfunctions can lead to poor fuel efficiency.
2️⃣ Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor
Measures incoming air. Faulty readings can cause improper combustion and waste fuel.
3️⃣ Throttle Position Sensor (TPS)
Tracks throttle valve position. Inaccurate data disrupts air-fuel adjustments, reducing efficiency.
4️⃣ Fuel Pressure Sensor
Regulates fuel pressure. Errors cause fuel-to-air imbalances, hurting performance.
5️⃣ Temperature Sensor
Monitors coolant temperature, optimizing combustion. Faulty readings can increase fuel consumption.

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06/09/2025

BATTERY
Reasons for salt formation on car battery poles
Salts are formed on the poles due to the reaction between hydrogen gas emitted from the battery during repeated charging and discharging operations. Hydrogen gas reacts with the copper, aluminum or lead from which the poles are made, and salt deposits are formed.
These deposits are an indication that the car's electrical system is not in good condition. If the deposit is on the negative pole, this means that the battery is less charged than required. If it is on the positive pole, this means that the battery is more charged than required.
FOR BATTERY

If it is on both poles and occurs after long periods (six months, for example), this is normal and is related to the humidity of the atmosphere. However, if it occurs repeatedly in short periods, this is evidence that the electrical connections may be weak or not well fixed.
The solution in three steps:
1. Clean the deposits:
- Using a toothbrush and soap, if available.
- Using a plastic brush and hot water.
- Using soft drinks, it is very effective in removing carbon deposits.
2. Ensure the safety of the electrical system:
- Measure the charging generator (dynamo generator) and the battery.
- It is preferable to do this in a specialized workshop.
3. Safety precautions:
- Wear gloves when handling the battery.
- Wear protective glasses.
- Avoid touching your clothes to the battery, as it will damage it.

# # # credit to Mechatronics Tyronn

05/09/2025

05/09/2025

Engine parts knowledge