2018

  • Tips For Making A Vehicle More Resilient To The Heat

    As fun as summer is, the heat introduces a new aspect of stress to vehicles. Cars that have been around for a few years are especially prone to breaking down in summer even if they've been performing well enough during winter. These heat-induced stresses are capable of not just disabling your vehicle but doing extensive damage that may be very costly to repair. To prevent this, you should ensure that your car runs as coolly as possible at all times and there are several ways of doing this.
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  • Why Is Your Truck Losing Power?

    Unless you don't have enough fuel in your car, there is no reason for a properly functioning vehicle to lose power when you accelerate. Therefore, if you notice that your vehicle reaches a certain point and doesn't accelerate as it should when you press down on the accelerator, there could be a problem you need to address. There are several reasons why your truck may start to lose power. Clogged Fuel Filters
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  • When You're Getting Auto Glass Replacement, Should You Consider Tinting as Well?

    Any time you take your car to the shop to have a problem looked at, it's always a good idea to have other issues looked at as well. This ensures you don't have to keep making the same trip over and over again to address one issue after the next. Therefore, when you go to the repair shop to have your auto glass replaced, you may want to consider something else that you may have always wanted but may not have had time for — such as tinting.
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  • Moving To A Warmer State? 3 Tips For Having Car Window Tinting Done Before Moving

    Having the windows tinted in your car can go a long way towards making sure that you're comfortable while driving, especially if you're used to living somewhere that gets quite hot. If one of the main things you're concerned about is feeling overheated while driving around your new city, it's a good idea to look into having window tinting done ahead of time. If you're preparing for getting the windows tinted before moving, there are several things that you'll need to look into to make sure the installation of the window tinting is done properly.
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  • Bring Brake Problems To A Stop

    Driving a car is a privilege, and maintaining your vehicle properly is essential when it comes to your own safety and the safety of the motorists you share the roadway with. The braking system is among the most important safety systems in any modern vehicle since they nsure that you will be able to bring your vehicle to a complete stop quickly to avoid an accident. When you can identify brake components that are starting to fail, you can have your mechanic replace worn components before they compromise your ability to brake properly.
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  • A Few Tips For Finding A Good Mechanic To Do Your Auto Repairs

    You have probably heard the horror stories of someone taking their car to a shop to end up paying a large amount of money and still not have the problem fixed. You may have also heard of a shop "hanging parts" until they find the one that fixes your problem. However, not all mechanics or auto shops are bad. In fact, most of them work hard to keep a good reputation.
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  • Tools Needed To Complete An Oil Change At Home

    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

    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

    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

    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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