Look out for lockouts
We can all avoid such situations by either sneaking a key in some inconspicuous place or taking some time to give the door locks some tender loving care.
View ArticleStop fuelling around
If it’s not obvious, the events that lead to an empty fuel tank deserve a closer look before we can judge whether it’s a simple oversight or not.
View ArticleLooking beyond the needed
If you decide to keep that leased vehicle or your car is nearing the 100,000-kilometer mark, then you’ll need to consider replacing the timing belt in the engine.
View ArticleWheel cylinder wonders
There’s a part in your car that has been in use since vehicles first hit the road. It continues to be a key component in today’s cars with almost no change to form and function.
View ArticleDon't be con-fused
Have you ever experienced an electrical failure while driving? It can be quite distressing if not downright dangerous.
View ArticleUnder-hood housekeeping
The question of whether or not to wash an engine bay is one that many service advisors would rather avoid, for if anything goes wrong, they will shoulder the blame.
View ArticleElectronic invasion
Modern automobile engines have an array of electronic sensors each having a specific responsibility of reporting data back to the engine computer.
View ArticleThe electronic relay race
The convenience of easy to reach switches is quite often taken for granted by today’s drivers; all of it made possible by the use of electronic relays.
View ArticleWarranted tire warranty
The likelihood of encountering tire problems on a newly installed set is unlikely, but it does happen.
View ArticleEmissions testing can be exhausting
A motor vehicle emissions test is something that not all drivers look forward to.
View ArticleKeep the spark in your driving
The “ignition” system found on common automotive engines is so named because it is what sets the combustion mixture ablaze.
View ArticleDon't let your engine get lazy
The Oxygen sensor is one of the most recognizable of all engine management monitors in your car.
View ArticleWho - or what - is driving your car?
We know that Carburetors were phased out because of stricter emissions regulations.
View ArticleBrace yourself while driving
When taking a high speed corner or making a tight turn, the stresses on the front end of the car can flex metal parts that can reduce control and handling.
View ArticleWeight watchers for vehicles
The tires you select to put on your vehicle must be capable of carrying that weight without risk of a blowout.
View ArticleOvernight sensation
The convenience comes into play when you start the car on a stone cold morning.
View ArticleAll about warning indicators
The warning lamp or symbol that is illuminated relates to a vehicle condition that requires some attention or scrutiny.
View ArticleProtect your personal space
It is important to look after your interior with some maintenance tenacity to avoid deterioration or irreversible disrepair.
View ArticleMats should have you covered
Automotive car mats can add value to your car while giving it a personal touch.
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