The transmission is among the most important components of your vehicle. Unfortunately, car owners will frequently neglect to become informed about the needs of their vehicle's transmission. This can lead to them giving credence to myths and other faulty information that can make it harder to keep the transmission working smoothly.
Myth: Flushing A Transmission Will Not Provide Any Meaningful Benefits
Inside the transmission will be a specialized fluid that is needed to keep the transmission protected while it is in operation.
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Whether you seek greater privacy, UV protection against the sun's rays, or simply an elegant new look for your car, automotive window film can provide the solution. First, however, you need to give some thought to the type of product you need, the application process, and the time factor that goes into the tinting and curing processes. Here are three questions you should ask yourself before investing in automotive window film.
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There's nothing like the relief of getting out of your car after a minor fender bender only to see that you escaped with little or no damage. It can feel like dodging a (very expensive) bullet, but there's often more than meets the eye to collisions. It takes a trained eye to fully evaluate damage to a vehicle, and there are signs of trouble that are easy to miss.
If you're wondering about the effects of an accident on your car, then it's essential to watch out for these three signs of severe damage.
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Do you drive a truck for a living? If so, there's a lot of things that you need to do in order to keep them on the road. This includes routine maintenance and repairs. But there are some things that you may ignore due to sheer inconvenience or because you think that you can hold off on getting it checked out. If you notice any of these things going on, now is the time to pull over and address them head-on.
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Even perfectly maintained vehicles need to be repaired occasionally. While some repairs can wait if they're related to cosmetic or luxury features, there are other warning signs you should never ignore.
Check Engine Light
One of the most common signs of a vehicle problem is a flashing or steady light on your dashboard indicating a problem with your car's engine or another component. Take your car in for service as soon as you can if you notice your check engine light has come on.
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