Did you know that the founder of Audi, August Horch, started working as a blacksmith? Before starting his own venture, Horch worked under Benz for 3 years.
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When it comes to your vehicle, one thing that you'll have to pay close attention to is the state of your tires. Tire wear in particular is something to take note of because premature degradation can mean a camber alignment issue.
What's that horrible squeak when you hit your brakes? That's the squealer - and you are lucky to have it, as many car manufacturers have stopped installing them. That squeal is telling you that your brakes need service ASAP.
Although 1886 is credited with being the birth year of the modern automobile, did you know that the first gas gauge wasn’t installed until 1922?
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Should the engine temperature warning light come on while you're driving, pull over and turn your car off. Wait at least thirty minutes before opening the hood to prevent accidental scalding. Unless you know exactly what the problem is and how to fix it, arrange to bring the car to us.
There are many factors that can cause tire damage but improper inflation is often the main culprit. To avoid this, always keep a tire pressure gauge in your car and check the pressure of all tires frequently.
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Gas charged shocks improve ride performance by increasing the ability of the fluid in the shocks to do its job, improving the ride on rough roads, and increasing stability when cornering. They may be a better choice than heavy-duty shocks for passenger cars.
Whenever the engine temperature warning light comes on, pull over and turn your car off and wait at least thirty minutes before opening the hood. If the problem persists, bring your car to us for repair.
Did you know that a vehicle’s air-conditioner is operating even in winter? When you turn on your car’s defroster, the condenser comes on to dry the air before sending it to the windshield. Have the refrigerant checked at the beginning of summer and winter.
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Serious fluid leaks could pose a safety hazard to you and other people on the road. Hence, they are an important checkpoint for mechanics. If any sort of leakage is identified, tow your vehicle immediately to our repair facility.
If it sounds like your car's turn signals are blinking too rapidly, it is a bulb that is burned out. Fortunately, this is usually a quick, easy and inexpensive repair.
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Have your brakes started to squeak or squeal when you depress the brake pedal? That's an early warning sign that the brake pads have worn out and need to be replace. Don't delay having this done as it could lead to brake failure.
When you have your oil changed also have the wheel alignment on your vehicle checked and rotate the tires. Not only does this improve steering it also balances tire wear to get the longest life out of them.
If your car's engine just cranks but won't start, the first thing you're going to want to check is if there's any fuel left. If there is, then you may want to have the vehicle professionally serviced because the fault could be anything from a dead sparkplug to a faulty fuel pump.
Check your vehicles Inspection and Registration stickers, if the inspection is due to expire at the end of the month, please don't wait until the last minute to avoid the end of the month rush.
If your car is constantly overheating, this obviously means that there's something wrong with the cooling system. However, the issue could be one of many things like a broken water pump, leaky radiator hoses or even a blocked radiator so you're going to want to have a mechanic check things out.
Car frame damage is not the devastating condition it once was. Modern equipment does an excellent job of straightening frames and can restore vehicles to their original alignment.
If you are noticing screeching sounds while braking, it is likely that the brake pads need to be replaced. Be sure to visit a mechanic promptly.
While an oil change is something that you can do if you're so inclined, some other auto maintenance procedures are far more involved. Timing belt replacement for instance requires special tools and in-depth knowledge of engines, so the job is better left to professionals.
Keep an eye on your tires. If there is uneven wear, you drift right or left when driving along a straight road, or when parked the wheels aren't in line with each other, they are misaligned. Alignment improves vehicle performance and extends tire life.
Check your vehicles Inspection and Registration stickers, if the inspection is due to expire at the end of the month, please don't wait until the last minute to avoid the end of the month rush.
General Motors has been one of the leading innovators in automobile transmission evolution. Their 1928 Cadillac introduced the synchronized manual transmissions to the world, and the 1939 Oldsmobile was the first car with an automatic transmission. However, it was sold as an extra.
If your brakes feel or sound different, you should either stop using the vehicle (if you're finding it hard to stop) or take it to a mechanic right away. Chances are, your brake pads are badly worn and the steel plates they mount on to are rubbing against the rotors.
If you notice that one of your turn signals is blinking faster than usual, it typically means its fuse is about to burn out. This is an easy repair and your owner's manual has the information you need for replacing it.
