It looks like another hot summer is ahead, so schedule routine maintenance on your car air conditioning system before the temperatures soar. Recharging the automotive refrigerant can keep the cold air flowing in your car all summer. Keep reading to learn how your car air...
For most motorists, brake fluid isn't something we spend a lot of time thinking about. Today's vehicles are fairly self-sufficient and require little attention. Vehicle owners are expected to follow the factory's recommended maintenance intervals, which the dealer often covers for the first 2-5 years....
Is your car bouncing like a trampoline every time you hit a bump? Do you feel every minor imperfection in the road? If so, it might be time to consider replacing your struts and shocks. They are part of your vehicle’s suspension system to keep...
Thankfully, all Toyotas have onboard computers and built-in diagnostic systems. This system generates Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC), including Generic, Manufacturer-Specific, and Enhanced codes. These codes can help you pinpoint the Check Engine Light issues like faulty gas caps, oxygen sensors, or spark plugs. Let’s explore...
Coolant leaks in Ford F150 trucks can be a frustrating problem. It's a good idea to understand the common causes, signs, and symptoms of coolant leaks. This will help to address current leaks and avoid future ones. The most common ways to diagnose and locate...
If you have the knowledge and inclination, you can perform your own vehicle's spark plugs replacement. It's also acceptable to schedule a spark plugs service with professionals. Whichever choice you make, always follow the recommended replacement intervals set by the manufacturer. If you choose to...
No one likes seeing those dark spots of motor oil under their cars. Our busy schedules rarely leave us extra time for auto maintenance. However, you should always prioritized auto oil leaks. Low engine oil / motor oil can be remedied by following factory-suggested oil...
Choosing the correct replacement parts can be confusing when it comes to auto maintenance on older vehicles. OEM Parts (Original Equipment Manufacturer) may no longer be in production. And since few auto repair shops carry old stock, the parts can be challenging to locate. Luckily, replacement parts...
Prevention is always better than cure when it comes to oil leaks in the 2000 7.3 diesel engine. You can take several preventive measures to avoid oil leaks and keep your engine in optimal condition. Regularly inspecting your engine for signs of leaks is crucial....
As the demand for electric vehicles continues to grow, it's essential to have a reliable auto service center that understands the unique requirements of these technologically advanced vehicles. Not all regenerative brake systems work the same way. When it comes to finding quality brake service...