Tools Needed To Complete An Oil Change At Home

Posted on: 30 June 2018

If you want to save yourself a bit of money then it may be wise to change your own oil at home. Oil changes are fairly easy to complete, but you will need the appropriate tools to complete the job. There are a few tools that you probably do not currently own but need for the oil change. Keep reading to learn what they are. Oil Filter Wrench One of the most important and unique tools that you will need to complete an oil change is an oil filter wrench.
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Signs It's Time For Your Brakes To Be Repaired

Posted on: 30 June 2018

The brakes on your car have a big responsibility. They are in charge of stopping your car when necessary. If your brakes are not in good condition, it could mean it may take longer for your car to stop, and in an emergency situation this can be a very big deal. Imagine needing to stop quickly because a car in front of you has slammed on their brakes for some reason.
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Three Signs Your Car Needs Radiator Repair

Posted on: 29 June 2018

Your radiator is a central part of your vehicle's operation, as it distributes coolant throughout your engine and related systems. However, your radiator is not a component that you will pay particular attention to during normal driving due to it's behind the scenes nature. However, a radiator that is no longer operating properly can have a hugely negative effect on the general performance of your car's engine. Understanding some of the early warning signs associated with a radiator that is in need of repair can help you determine when you should get in touch with a car repair service.
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What You Can Expect When You Delete The EGR

Posted on: 29 June 2018

Exhaust gas recirculation, or EGR for short, has been a prominent emissions control feature on diesel vehicles for decades. EGR systems are designed to reduce diesel particulate emissions by recirculating exhaust gases through the combustion chamber, reducing combustion temperatures, and preventing nitrogen oxides (NOx) from forming. But while EGR systems do plenty of good for the environment, the same can't be said of the effects they have on your diesel engine.
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