3 Auto Glass Repair Mistakes You Need To Avoid
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5 March 2021
Your auto glass can be damaged by the impact of flying debris, tree branches, pebbles, rocks, and stones, temperature fluctuation, poor maintenance, harsh weather elements, and collisions. Therefore, you will need to repair the damages before they affect your
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Is your car making a rumbling noise? Do you not get enough power when you press on the gas pedal? Then you need to hop — or rather, drive — on down to the auto service shop. It's okay if you do not know what is wrong with your car, because that is the auto mechanic's job to figure out. They can take a look, run a few tests, and figure out what's going on. Then, they'll give you an estimate for the repairs. Your car will feel like a whole new machine once it's all fixed up! Learn more about that process as you read the articles we've curated here.
4 Reasons Your Car Turned Off While Driving
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24 February 2021
The last thing most drivers want to happen is for the car to turn off when in motion or while at a stoplight, getting ready to move again. Your vehicle shouldn't just randomly turn off; if it does, you have an issue on your hands.
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Signs That Your Automatic Transmission Needs Service
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22 February 2021
The automatic transmission in your car or truck is designed to run without a lot of maintenance or service in most situations. However, there are some parts in the transmission that can wear and break as the car ages, and there are some indications that the ve
Why You Shouldn't Drive With A Check Engine Light On
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10 February 2021
If you're driving around with a check engine light on in your vehicle, there can be any number of problems that could be wrong with your vehicle. If your car has the engine light on, it may not necessarily be your engine; it could be a lot of other components
The Squeaky Brake Repair Guide To Deal With Problems That Are More Than Pads
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3 February 2021
If your brakes are squeaking, you may change the pads, and they still make noise. This is a sign that there is a more serious problem with your brakes that needs to be repaired. Sometimes, the noises can be caused by disks and other components of your brake sy