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How to Jump a Vehicle

The headlights got left on and the battery ran out in your vehicle. Or maybe it was your kids playing with the cabin light. Perhaps your battery is on its last legs anyway and winter just hit. Whatever the reason, your battery is dead and you need a jump to get moving. Here’s [...]

2023-09-15T13:22:38-06:00

Vehicle Sounds that Indicate a Problem

Many of the sounds heard driving down the road indicate the vehicle is doing what it is supposed to. The engine rumbles comfortably.  The tires make a smooth humming sound. And the tailpipes make a muffled roar every now and again when the light turns green or the gas pedal gets pressed down. [...]

2023-09-15T13:22:53-06:00

Warning Signs of Head Gasket Problems

The engine is the most expensive and important part of the vehicle. Proper care of the engine is vital to keep the car in good working order. Aside from oil changes and basic maintenance, it is important to pay attention to signs that a problem might be developing. The head gasket is a [...]

2023-09-15T13:23:06-06:00

Why Vehicles Need Oil

Most people know that oil acts as a lubricant in a vehicle’s engine. But many people are not aware of what the oil lubricates or why it is needed. Unless you are a mechanic or someone who has taken a genuine interest in learning about the auto engine, you most likely do not [...]

2023-09-15T13:23:20-06:00

Parts of Exhaust Systems

The exhaust system is an important part of your vehicle, carrying burnt gases away from the engine. The gases may flow through a header, exhaust manifold, turbocharger, catalytic converter, muffler and/or silencer, depending on the design and function of the specific exhaust system. These systems are used on cars, trucks, motorcycles, two-stroke engines, [...]

2023-09-15T13:18:44-06:00

How to Check your Tires

Checking your tires is not as simple as many people believe. It’s more complicated than just checking the air and level of tread. There are different wear patterns, for example, that can indicate various problems. First of all, you should always keep the air inflated to the manufacturer recommendations. If the tires are [...]

2023-09-15T13:18:57-06:00
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