How Some Effort on Your Part Can Really Extend the Life of Your Transmission

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You may have been told that a car is built to wear out over time, so that you'll be forced to buy a new one, or spend a lot of money on replacement parts. However, with a little bit of work on your part you'll be able to extend the life of your car considerably and save you money over the long run. One of the key areas you need to be concerned with is your vehicle's transmission.

16 January 2017

In a Hurry and Your Car Won't Start? What Are Some of the Initial Things You Should Check?

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The more you use your car, the more likely you are to run into mechanical problems at some stage. However, you definitely don't want them right now, as you're on your way to an important meeting! If you simply can't get your car to start, what are some of the initial tests you can do quite quickly, in order to (hopefully) get you on your way? Start in the Right Place

13 January 2017

How To Get The Most From Your Caravan Solar Panels

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Solar panels can provide a great source of free energy for your caravan. They're quiet, unobtrusive, easy to maintain and better for the environment than noisy, smelly generators. If you're thinking of having solar panels fitted to your caravan, you'll want to know how to get the most from your investment. Here are a few ways in which you can. Position the panels for maximum solar energy yield Although you might not like the look of solar panels on the exterior of your caravan, they will be much more effective if they are positioned for maximum solar gain.

11 January 2017

What Your Car's Transmission Is Trying to Tell You

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If you find that the noise coming from the back of your car is actually drowning out the heavy metal on your stereo, then you'll want to take investigative action. Seriously though, any type of unusual noise coming from the transmission is a sign of impending failure and you'll want to book some time with your mechanic as soon as possible. What are some of the noises you may worry about?

11 January 2017

Car servicing will save you money (and possibly your life) in the long run

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For many people, an 'engine check' warning is a mere annoyance. But it's not just the obvious signs that you should pay attention to; in fact, there are several subtle signs that your car is due for a service before your next routine maintenance check. For example, if you find that your battery is going flat more quickly when in park, it's often a good indicator that your battery needs to be replaced.

11 January 2017

Do You Operate a Small Business That Only Occasionally Needs the Use of a Truck?

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Some industries have been given a drastic overhaul courtesy of the internet. DVD rental outlets are feeling the pinch thanks to the rise of video on demand websites. Book shops are facing a noticeable decline in sales, arguably due to aggressive pricing from major online outlets. The transportation industry has also felt the impact of these changes, such as many customers choosing to utilise Uber over a traditional taxi service. The increasing accessibility of various services via the internet can also make it easier for small businesses to offer their own services in a more efficient manner.

10 January 2017

Auto Service: Warning Signs of a Damaged Torque Converter

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A torque converter is a component that is found in automatic engines. Its primary function is to enable the engine to work independently from the transmission, hence taking the place of the clutch that is found in manual vehicles. As such, the torque converter keeps your engine idling when you opt to cut power to the wheels and the transmission of your car, for example, while you are at a stop light.

10 January 2017