If your car's brakes are constantly squealing, you may want to stop by a garage to have the problem checked out. Chances are, your brake pads or brake rotors are worn so you will need to have them replaced as soon as possible.
While car's today are very efficient, they are quite complex so anyone attempting to perform a repair will need special tools. This is in stark contrast to the cars of decades past that only required traditional tools to fix.
The brake pads on your car or truck should be replaced at least every 30,000 miles or if they start squealing every time you depress the brake pedal, whichever comes first.
Do you know that the word “car” has been derived from the Latin word “carrum”, which meant a “two-wheeled Celtic war chariot? This Latin word is further derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *kers- “to run.”
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.
If you want to keep your car under warranty, make sure to have the required work done at the intervals indicated in the owner’s manual. Failing to do so will not only void the warranty, but could also lead to greater problems.
"When Solomon said there was a time and a place for everything he had not encountered the problem of parking his automobile." - Bob Edwards
Before buying new tires, check to make sure they are the right size and type. Putting the wrong size or type of tire on your vehicle affects its handling, puts stress on the powertrain (an expensive repair), and compromises the safety systems.
Don't ignore even the smallest crack in your car's windshield as it can quickly grow and cause it to fail. For everyone's safety, have the windshield repaired or replaced immediately.
Do you know that around 60 million cars are manufactured every year around the world? This means around 165,000 cars move through the assembly line every 24 hours.
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If your car has a bent aluminum alloy rim, straightening it is not a good idea as it can contribute to tire failure or other problems. If the wheel is bent or dented, replacement is the safest option.
What do you put into your car's radiator? If it's only water or coolant, you could be headed for trouble. Check the owner's manual and use the proper mix of water and coolant.
Does your car vibrate when you apply the brake? Well, in most cases, this vibration is caused by an issue with the front brake rotors. Let our skilled auto technicians diagnose the issue and suggest the right solution.
Did your check engine light come on? The most likely reason is a faulty oxygen sensor. They account for 40 percent of all check engine light related issues.
The transmission fluid must be changed once for every three engine oil changes. This is important to ensure the optimum performance of your vehicle and long service life.
If you notice that your vehicle is consuming oil at an unusual rate, the first thing to do is check for a leak. Place a clean sheet of cardboard underneath the car, and check later for signs of an oil leak. If there isn't any indication of one, have the engine analyzed for other problems.
If your car's windshield wipers are not cleaning your windshield properly, you may simply need to clean the wiper blades.
Parasitic draw is an abnormal and continuous battery drain that occurs when the vehicle is off. You likely won't notice any problem under normal operation, but if the vehicle sits for a few days, it could kill the battery.
Pay attention to, and become familiar with, the sounds your car makes when it is running normally. When you hear something unfamiliar, don't turn up the radio to drown it out, have it checked to learn what's wrong.
What is the annual cost to maintain a car? Well, the average consumer spends $400 a year on diagnostics, scheduled maintenance, and tune-ups. That's a little more than a dollar a day.
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.
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?
Your car’s air filter should be inspected for signs of wear after every oil change. A clogged filter means a significant decrease (up to 11%) in acceleration. Even if it’s not failing, the filter should be replaced once per year.
If you're planning to add electrical components to your vehicle (e.g. a louder horn or extra lights), it would be prudent to have a professional shop do the work. After all, the electrical system of the car, as well as sensitive on-board electronics, can become irreparably damaged should you make a mistake.
Who introduced the first air conditioning units in cars? They were introduced by the American carmaker Packard in the year 1939. At that time, the refrigerating coils were located behind the back seat.
Do you know that the world’s first hybrid electric vehicle was made in 1899 by eponymous founder of Porsche, Ferdinand Porsche? Named as Lohner-Porsche “Semper Vivus”, it was an electric car with an internal combustion motor used as a generator.
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.
