We don't have a lot of money, but we do really rely on having two working cars. Without a car, my wife can't get to work, I need to take public transport - which takes me an extra hour, and my son can't pick up extra shifts at his job. Where I can, I like to do my own auto servicing on the cars to save some money, but I know that there are some jobs which are best left to the professionals. This blog is some of my tips on doing your own auto services as well as tips on when to take it in for a professional car service.
Posted on: 20 May 2021
When the first gusts of cold wind ushering in the winter season blow across your porch, your first concern is how to keep warm. Many motorists are not aware of the fact that their cars also need to adapt to the looming low temperatures. If you ignore servicing your car as winter approaches, it will struggle to operate optimally. This article highlights essential car services in preparation for winter. Battery [Read More]
Posted on: 22 April 2021
Is your car's engine sputtering? Many different problems can cause your auto engine to sputter. The good news is that most of these problems can be corrected when identified and addressed early enough. Keep reading on below to acquaint yourself with some of the most common culprits behind engine sputtering. Dirty fuel injectors Your car engine's fuel injectors serve the important purpose of spraying fuel into the combustion chamber. The fuel is then mixed with the air in the correct ratio and ignited by the spark plugs. [Read More]
Posted on: 4 March 2021
Transportation is a crucial component of any commercial business. As your business expands, you will find it naturally necessary to increase your fleet of vehicles to cater to growing transportation needs. While increasing the number of vehicles is an invaluable idea, ensuring the fleet is well-maintained is critical in minimising downtime and financial losses due to breakdowns. To keep your trailers in good working order, you should look out for early signs of damage and repair them promptly. [Read More]
Posted on: 11 December 2020
The clutch in your manual transmission connects a series of rotating shafts under the hood of the vehicle. Its function is to help deliver the power of the engine to the wheels by transmitting torque from the input/driving shaft to the output/driven shaft. It both engages and disengages your power transmission, allowing your car to move and stop when you want. The input/driving shaft connects the engine to your vehicle's transmission while the output shaft connects the transmission to the wheels of your vehicle. [Read More]