Three Guidelines on the Maintenance of the Braking System

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The maintenance of the braking system in vehicles is critical, but the servicing process can be easily overlooked. In simple terms, the components in the braking system such as brake pads and rotors wear away gradually. Therefore, you are unlikely to notice the difference in the performance, even though the response between new and worn brake components is exponentially different. Vehicle owners might not identify any issues until the braking system deteriorates completely or fails.

9 January 2017

4 Mistakes That Manual Drivers Make When Switching the Automatic

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Automatic transmission systems are extremely complicated, meaning that they tend to be difficult or expensive to repair. Unfortunately, many people who previously drove a manual often make mistakes when they use an automatic, and these mistakes and bad habits can take their toll on the system itself. Here are four of the biggest problems, and why you need to avoid making them. 1. Forgetting the Parking Brake If you have an automatic transmission system, you'll be able to park without activating the parking brake, even on a steep incline, and return to find the vehicle right where you left it.

31 May 2016

3 Serious Reasons You Should Never Drive on Underinflated Tyres

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Tyres can lose air pressure for plenty of reasons, including temperature changes, punctures, and simple overuse. Drivers often ignore the problem, even if their car's tyre pressure warning light has come on. After all, nobody likes the idea of having to pay for a new tyre or a repair job, and even topping up the pressure might seem like an unnecessary hassle. Unfortunately, while not as serious as driving on a flat, continuing to cruise normally on underinflated tyres can do serious damage to your car, your wallet, and even your own safety.

15 April 2016

Car Mechanics | 3 Steps Involved In The Functionality Of Your Car's Radiator

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A radiator a vital part of your car because it cools down the engine and prevents it from overheating while you drive. The radiator works by transferring the heat to keep the engine cool. If the radiator is faulty, then you will need intervention from car mechanics immediately because your engine will stop cooling and will end up overheating or seizing. This guide is designed to help you understand the steps involved in the functionality of your car's radiator.

29 March 2016

3 common engine problems and how to avoid them

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At the heart of any car is the cylinder, which is responsible for causing combustion within the engine. This is done by compressing and igniting gas using a piston within the cylinder. The gases are then pushed out through the exhaust, causing the wheels to rotate and your car to move. The cylinder head closes the components inside and is sealed by a head gasket. This article will look at some common problems for the main cylinder components and how to prevent those trips to the mechanic.

29 October 2014

Need a Vehicle Dent Repaired? Panel Beaters Can Help With Collision and Vehicle Restoration Work

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Whether it's a simple collision fender repair or a more complicated vehicle restoration of your damaged classic car, panel beaters can help make your vehicle look as good as new. What is a Panel Beater? Panel beaters are auto body mechanics that remove dings, dents and other damage from motor vehicle bodies. Many are also skilled in auto body painting. Some panel beaters specialize in collision work, while others prefer working on vehicle restorations.

27 October 2014

Auto Maintenance | 4 Definite Signs For Newbies To Get Car Brakes Serviced

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Brakes are perhaps the most important instruments in your vehicle, playing a vital role in the safety of you and your family. They slow down your vehicle while driving to keep it under control at all times. With regular use, they eventually wear out, indicating a need for brake service. Seasoned drivers will be able to identify when their brakes need servicing almost instantly. But a new driver will not find it that simple.

8 October 2014