Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
The Worst Things You Can Do To Your Car
- Ignore the Check Engine Light - If the check engine light is on, that means SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOUR CAR. Go get it checked out before it costs you thousands of dollars to repair damages!
- Neglect Regular Maintenance - Want your car to last longer? Take care of it.
- Have Improper Tire Pressure - Improper tire pressure decreases fuel efficiency and speeds up the wear on the tire - both which cost you more money!
- Let Vehicle Run Low on Fluids - These can be easily checked during scheduled maintenance, are a task that you can do at home, can be checked by professional mechanics, and may be covered under a car's warranty.
- Using Generic Replacement Parts - Cars are designed to function with the quality parts that they were originally built with.
- Ignore Transmission Issues - One of the most expensive mistakes you can make. Regular flushing of the transmission fluid lengthens its life and prevents emergencies caused by ignoring transmission maintenance.
- Not Changing the Oil - Oil lubricates the engine, lengthening its life and preventing damaging build up. It is part of a scheduled maintenance plan and is easy to change.
- Leaving a Dirty Air Filter - Doesn't cost much to replace in comparison to how much it will if you don't. Both the oxygen sensor and catalytic converter can become damaged if this filter is not replaced.
- Using Unqualified Mechanic - Though work by an unqualified mechanic may be cheaper, repairs that are not completed properly can be immensely dangerous. Not only can they cause malfunctions but they may result in accidents that can put drivers and passengers at risk of injury.
- Driving Overheated - Continuing to drive while overheated can eventually cause a crack in the engine block or a blown gasket. Either of these scenarios will costs thousands to repair.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Never Get Another Speeding Ticket!
This FREE app will save you hundreds of dollars in speeding tickets!
With Trapster, you can scan your area for any known speed traps, police
hang outs, speed cameras or even stop-light cameras. The app uses your
iPhone's Wi-Fi location capabilities (think GPS tracking) and you can
set it up to give you voice alerts of approaching speed traps. Trapster
currently has a network of over 330,000 users world-wide and has
reported over 5 million speed traps.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
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