Auto Troubleshooting: Understanding The Common Problem Signs
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If you want to make sure that the diesel engine in your vehicle will last for as long as possible and continue to run nicely, you will need to take a moment to consider the ways to ensure that this happens. Start by making use of these tips:
Keep An Eye On The Coolant Warning System Light
A diesel engine needs to be kept nice and cool at all times. Therefore, the coolant system is imperative to its effective running, as it cannot function for long if the coolant system begins to fail. Read More»
Brake hoses are part of the brake line system that assist you in turning the wheels on uneven surfaces. It may not seem like a big deal, but a failing brake hose can cause mushy brakes or the brakes to stop working. Since the hoses are subjected to a large amount of pressure, they will eventually get damaged, and possibly leak fluid. Brake hoses should be easy for you to replace yourself by following these tips. Read More»
Driving is one of the most dangerous activities that you do each day. There are approximately 1.3 million deaths on the road each year, and there are many more that are seriously injured. It is important that your car is functioning properly or you may be more at risk to be in a car accident One part of your car that is integral in your safety is your brakes. There are a few signs that your brakes are going out, and you need to be aware of what they are. Read More»
First off, why do you want to be a responsible car owner? When you invest a lot of money into your vehicle, you want it to continue to provide for you. This way, you save money on maintenance and replacement. Having a reliable vehicle is also the biggest benefit of being a responsible car owner so that you are highly unlikely to find yourself stranded on the side of the road. Read More»
You’re driving along and that dreaded check engine light pops up. What does it mean, and how urgent is it? Read on to find out more:
You Never Know Until You Investigate
Check engine lights are a catch-all warning signal that something’s wrong with your engine. A word of caution: don’t assume there’s something minor (or major) wrong with the engine until you have a professional check it out. It could be something very inexpensive, like a spark plug or a blown fuse that’s easy to fix, or something major. Read More»
Given that driving itself is often accompanied by the noise of your passengers, your vehicle and the other drivers around you, it is easy to overlook new, often subtle, signs and symptoms originating from under the hood. However, those new sounds and changes to the driving experience, are often the only way your car has to remind you of the need for the transmission fluids to be flushed, changed or otherwise maintained. Therefore, if it has been a while since your transmission was examined by a professional or if you don’t know when the last time it happened, it is a good idea to be aware of the following signs that it’s time to schedule that work: Read More»
Having access to a fleet of commercial trucks that run properly is critical for companies that rely on these trucks to transport products to consumers. If you want your commercial fleet to remain in good condition, investing in routine maintenance is essential.
Here are three tips that you can use to ensure the trucks in your commercial fleet run as efficiently as possible in the future.
1. Get regular alignments. Read More»
If you find yourself constantly filling your car with coolant, you may have already ruled out a leak in your radiator, leading you to suspect that your vehicle’s water pump is to blame. If so, look for the following three signs that your car’s water pump is starting to fail:
Loud Screeching Noise When You Speed Up
One of the tell-tale signs that your water pump is failing is a loud screeching noise coming from under your hood. Read More»
Automobile transmissions are essential for allowing the car to travel at a wide range of both fast and slow speeds. Not surprisingly, a vehicle transmission can be one of the most complicated parts of the car. Protecting the transmission against routine problems will require you to have a basic understanding of the maintenance tasks that this part of the vehicle will need.
Flush The Transmission According To The Manufacturer’s Recommendations Read More»
Pay attention when your truck acts up. If your truck experiences any of the three issues listed above, you may need to get your transmission examined, as your transmission could be damaged and in need of repair.
#1 Your Vehicle Starts Leaking Fluids
One of the most obvious ways to tell if your vehicle’s transmission needs to be repaired is by keeping an eye out for leaking fluid. Transmission fluid does not look like oil. Read More»
