Jeffery Ekweghi

Hi dear, my name is Jeffery Ekweghi, and I am a certified mechanic and autobody parts technician. I created this site to share my expertise and experience with car lovers looking to resolve their car-related issues. I am certified in private cars and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. I have worked as a mechanic since 2015 and have experience in vehicle brands like Subaru, Jeep, Toyota, TATA, BMW, Mazda, Honda, Nissan, Kia, TVs, and Others; however, I primarily specialize in Toyota vehicles.

7 Solar Powered Charging Stations for Electric Vehicles in NYC

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Electric vehicles (EVs) have gained popularity in recent years as people become more conscious of the benefits of lowering their carbon impact. However, locating dependable and convenient charging stations is one of the most difficult challenges for EV owners.  In response, New York City made a significant move forward by introducing solar-powered charging stations for […]

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A Deep Dive into OBD-II and Bi-Directional Technology

A Deep Dive into OBD-II and Bi-Directional Technology ( Decoding Vehicle Communication)

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The Evolution of Diagnosing Car Problems Diagnosing car problems was once like unraveling an intricate mystery without clues for mechanics. To figure out what is wrong with a car when there is an error code on a car dashboard, the mechanic would spend endless hours prodding around under the car hood with limited success, often relying on instinct and prior

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How do you remove the rear view mirror button on a f150

How to Remove Rear View Mirror from Mount, Windshield, and Ball Joint

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Your car’s rear view mirror is an indispensable safety accessory that helps you observe whatever is behind you without stressing your neck. The mirror is the extra pair of eyes you have to monitor traffic behind, know who’s on your tail, safely switch lanes, pull over, and generally stay safe on the road. When this

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