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15

Mar

Equipment Needed To Change A Tire

Published in Tips/Advice, Car Maintenance

Changing a tire is easy if you have the right equipment. Flat tires can occur for many reasons and at any time while you are driving. Sharp rocks, pot holes, pressure, or old tires can cause leaks to occur.
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15

Nov

Car Repair Prices: There Are No Honest Mechanics!

Published in Car Maintenance

I enjoy reading the tips and suggestions on finding an honest or good mechanic. These can be found on various government and consumer websites, and in a variety of auto repair articles. I think the same guy wrote all the suggestions, and for all 50 states!
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1

Nov

Auto Repair: The Top Ten Mistakes Made By Your Mechanic

Published in Car Maintenance

Number One:
Not confirming the concern. Confirming a repair concern is a basic diagnostic principle frequently overlooked. To fix a problem, the first thing one must do is recognize it.
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30

Oct

Car Repair Scams: Why Traditional Scam Prevention Tips Will Cost You A Fortune

Published in Car Parts/Tools, Car Maintenance

The advice is all the same for auto repair scam prevention. You’ll be told to find an ASE certified shop. Ask around. Check out several different repair facilities first. Are they clean and neat? Do they provide written estimates? Check with the BBB. Is it AAA certified? Some will even advise to “ask for the parts back.”
continue reading "Car Repair Scams: Why Traditional Scam Prevention Tips Will Cost You A Fortune"

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23

Oct

Automotive Training For Do-It-Yourselfers

Published in Car Maintenance

Automotive training used to be a more common part of our society. Shop class was a commonly offered elective in high schools nationwide, ensuring that most boys knew their way around a car’s engine bay. Additionally, cars relied more on mechanical principles, rather than computerized systems.
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23

Oct

Why Wax When You Can Seal?

Published in Tips/Advice, Car Maintenance

Waxes and sealants both provide valuable protection and enhance the shine of your vehicle’s paint. Waxes have long been the dominant form of protection but they are being replaced by new synthetic sealants. Sealants and waxes are both great products and knowing the differences between them can help you select what product or combination of products works best for you.
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22

Oct

Auto Sales And Auto Service: Who Rips You Off More?

Published in Car Maintenance

Everybody hates car salesman. They talk too fast, use too many clichés, and are generally exasperating. There’s nothing worse than being verbally romanced only to find out you were ripped-off—or is there?
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22

Oct

Car Repair Prices: Fuel Injection Services, Are They Worth It?

Published in Car Parts/Tools, Car Maintenance

Fuel injection services are growing in popularity for the following reasons in the order of motive.
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12

Oct

Why You Only Have A 30% Chance Of Getting Your Car Fixed Right The First Time

Published in Car Maintenance

While there are a number of factors why it’s difficult to get your car fixed right the first time, the primary reason is the skill of the mechanic doing the repair.

According to studies, 70% of automotive technicians are not qualified to work on your car. This includes technicians from dealerships, local shops, and franchises.
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8

Oct

How To Pay For Emergency Car Repairs

Published in Car Maintenance

Your car has broken down, and now you need to pay for towing, and repairs. Sometimes these repairs cost unexpected hundreds or thousands of dollars. What are your options?

1. Be Prepared

The best way to avoid an emergency is to be prepared for an emergency. If you can set aside a little bit of money each month in case of any emergency (be it medical, automotive, or accident), then you will be able to manage any unexpected situations. However, if the time has come and you haven’t planned ahead, there are still some ways that you can get money.
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