The transmission for your car or truck is a critical component that can lead to major problems if it suffers a malfunction. Sadly, car owners will frequently lack an awareness of what to look for when it concerns problems with this part of the vehicle.
Is It Normal For A Transmission To Slip Gears?
Slipping gears is an issue that many transmissions will experience at some point or another. While it may seem like it is little more than a nuisance, it is actually an indication of a potentially serious problem with the transmission.
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Signs Your Car's Brakes Are Bad And Repairs Might Be Needed
The brakes on your car get a lot of wear and tear, especially if you do mainly city driving where you have to stop constantly at lights. Brakes can last a long time, but they do eventually wear down. Two parts that often need to be repaired or replaced are the pads and the rotors. Here's how to tell if your brakes are getting bad and how they can be repaired.
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How To Protect Your Vehicle From Rust
Rust can cause a significant amount of structural damage to your car's body in a relatively short period of time, eating away at the metal and greatly increasing the risk of mechanical problems developing – not to mention ruining the appearance of your car. Understanding the different steps that you can take to proactively prevent rust from setting in can help extend the lifespan of your vehicle and ensure that it looks as good as possible for as long as possible.
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Keeping Your Safe And Motorcycle Running Its Best
Like any vehicle you own, keeping your motorcycle running at it's best depends on how well it is maintained. It requires more than just gassing it up and riding it to keep everything working as it should be. Whether you do the motorcycle repair work yourself or take it to a dealership for the service work, keeping the service intervals is important.
Changing The Oil
Just like your car, truck, or SUV, the oil and filter in your motorcycle should be changed on a schedule set by the manufacturer.
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