Posted on 1/11/2023
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Posted on 1/10/2023
Question: I hear a clunking sound from my front wheel when I make a turn. What could be the problem? Bob's Auto Service Answer: One possible cause of the problem is a worn axle. Front-wheel drive vehicles have axles that transfer power from the transmission to your front wheels. There is one for each front wheel. These axles are called constant velocity axles or CV axles for short. Rear-wheel drive vehicles have axles that are in back and run between the differential and the rear wheels. Of course, all-wheel drive vehicles will have an axle at each wheel. When a front CV axle goes bad, it will make a clunking noise as you make a slow turn. When a rear axle goes bad, the clunking or moaning sound will be in the back. Now there really isn't any preventive maintenance you can have performed to make your axles last longer, but you can have them inspected from time to time to see if a problem such as a leaking seal or torn protective boot has arisen. Sometimes finding the problem ... read more
Posted on 1/4/2023
Need a meal idea for tonight's dinner? How about SPAGHETTI? Today is National Spaghetti Day! The word ‘spaghetti’ is from the word ‘spago,’ meaning twine or string. Many people like their spaghetti cooked “al dente", which means that it is just soft enough to be bitten into easily
Posted on 1/3/2023
When was the last time you checked all the fluids used in your vehicle? Most of us keep up to date on oil changes, but there are several other fluids that need to be checked on as well. They include: *coolants and antifreeze-- be careful as some of these are under pressure. * power steering fluid-- should be checked from time to time while the engine is warm * brake and transmission fluid-- it's a safety thing *washer fluid-- always nice to have a clean windshield It doesn't matter what type of vehicle you own, it's important to make sure the fluid levels are checked and maintained for a reliable ride