Information (FAQ’s)
My vehicle doesn’t shift properly.
Not shifting properly… sounds like your car is “talking” to you. Your vehicle could be experiencing a dirty transmission or the trany fluid is low or dark. Do you hear a whining or loud grinding noises? Does your vehicle pull … Continue reading →
Help! My windshield will not clear.
Yikes! A foggy windshield can stop you in your tracks. With winter season upon us, having a windshield that will clear properly is very important; not only for your sanity, but also for your safety. The cause could be as simple … Continue reading →
When should I have an alignment done on my car?
Most of us know that an alignment will align or straighten the wheels on our vehicles to factory specifications. So, why is this so important? Benefits of an alignment Having the tires in alignment will reduce the wear on … Continue reading →
Bad fuel pump?
Are you thinking you may have a bad fuel pump? If your vehicle is making sputtering sounds at high speeds or losing power during acceleration, then you very well could need a new fuel pump. Fuel pumps are important as they, … Continue reading →
Quiz–Front End Steering
What is this front end steering part called? A. Tie rod end B. Steering knuckle C. Steering link D. Ball joint ⇓Scroll down to see the answer and some important information. Answer: A. Tie rod end … Continue reading →
Back-To-School Checklist
I posted this link last year… my how things have changed! And some things have stayed the same. This post is still relevant no matter how you are going back to school… or not going back to school. Have a … Continue reading →
What is ASE certification and why is it important?
ASE, stands for Automotive Service Excellence. In 1972 the Institute for Automotive Service Excellence started working to improve the quality of repairs done on vehicles. So why is ASE certification important? ASE Certification means a mechanic or other auto professional … Continue reading →
Tuesday Trivia–Fixing a Flat in 1915
What is the name of this tool? And what was it used for? (hint: was made in 1915) Answer: This is a Spitler Puncture Plug. It was used to repair tires. Early automobile … Continue reading →
Car Care Aware–More Spring Tips
April is Car Care Awareness month and the National Car Care Council (carcre.org) would like to remind you of ways you can give a little TLC to your vehicle during April. Check all your lights for any burned out bulbs–this … Continue reading →
April is Car Care Month
April is Car Care Month. The entire month is dedicated to vehicle maintenance and getting ready for Summer! Mother Nature, did you hear that word, SUMMER? Summer-like temperatures will be here before we know it. Will your vehicle be ready … Continue reading →