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Understanding When To Shop for Auto Service

When you have a vehicle, there are a lot of things to keep in mind regarding the proper function of the car. For starters, you should always be on the lookout for issues with the ride, such as a struggling engine or trouble with the way the vehicle handles. However, knowing when to do your own repairs vs. seeking professional help is important too. On this website, you will be able to learn all about how to shop for auto service, and what to do when you think your car has started to struggle. By taking the proper steps now, you could protect your car's value.

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Transmission Repair, Rebuild, Or Replacement: Which Is Best For You?
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Transmission Repair, Rebuild, Or Replacement: Which Is Best For You?

23 October 2020
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When your transmission starts to fail, you're faced with a few options if the damage isn't too bad and the unit has to be replaced entirely. Since your transmission is required to help your engine run, you should have the unit looked at often to keep it in good condition. Transmission repair, rebuild, or replacement options each differ in their investment and benefits to you, so you should discuss the best one for you with your mechanic. Read More 

Guide For Picking The Right Roadside Assistance Company

12 October 2020
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You never know the surprises that await you when you go out in your car. Cars can break down or get involved in an accident, leaving you stranded on the road at the wrong time. Fortunately, roadside assistance companies exist to help you deal with roadside emergencies without stress or worry. All you have to do is to find one you can turn to in times of need, and keep their contact details in your car. Read More 

What Can Go Wrong with Your Electric Power Steering System?

30 September 2020
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Many newer vehicles have eliminated their traditional hydraulic power steering in favor of an electric power steering system. Although electric power steering systems still use a conventional steering rack, they have eliminated the hydraulic side of the system in favor of an electric assist motor. This motor serves the same role as a hydraulic system: it reduces the effort required to steer your vehicle. Despite being more modern, electric power steering systems typically include fewer components than hydraulic-based systems. Read More 

Tips For Troubleshooting And Fixing Your Vehicle’s Mass Air Flow Sensor

21 September 2020
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Do you have a suspicion that your vehicle's mass airflow sensor needs to be repaired or replaced? If so, it will help to know the following tips to troubleshoot the part. The process is fairly straightforward, and you should be able to do it on your own.  Unplug The Sensor The first thing that you will want to do if you think the mass airflow sensor has gone bad is to actually unplug the sensor. Read More 

What To Do If Your Brakes Stop Working While Driving

16 September 2020
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If you have brakes on your vehicle that are not in good condition, it is possible that they will fail while you are on the road. You'll need to know how to safely stop your vehicle so that you do not get into an accident, and can then call a tow service to take your car to a local repair shop.  Don't Turn Off The Vehicle While shutting off the engine will slow down your car, you are going to lose your power steering while doing so. Read More