Are All Your Lights Working? A Quick Safety Check
Because you sit inside the car, you may never notice a brake light has failed. The driver behind you gets no warning when you slow down. […]
Because you sit inside the car, you may never notice a brake light has failed. The driver behind you gets no warning when you slow down. […]
Color alone is not a reliable guide. Mixing incompatible types can cause the additives to break down and damage the radiator and water pump. […]
Stuck open, it causes a rough idle or stalling. Stuck closed, engine knock. Either way the symptoms overlap with other problems. […]
A small puncture in the central tread can usually be repaired. One in the sidewall cannot be safely fixed, because that area flexes too much. […]
Parking brakes that sit unused can seize or corrode, particularly given Middle Tennessee humidity. Occasional use actually keeps the system healthy. […]
Spare tires lose air over time, so one that has sat for years may be flat when you finally reach for it. A quick check now prevents a surprise later. […]
Blue means burning oil. Thick white can mean coolant. Black means too much fuel. The color is the key to catching problems early. […]
Before you worry about an expensive repair, it is worth knowing that a loose or cracked gas cap is one of the most common causes of that light. […]
It takes only a few minutes and can catch a leak or high oil consumption before low oil damages your engine. […]
A ticking that shows up on a cold start and fades as the engine warms is a classic manifold leak. Because it is so close to the engine, it affects more than noise. […]