There is not a single driver among us who would not prefer to spend less money at the fuel pump. People are becoming more aware of the many simple and cost effective ways that they can improve their fuel economy. However, what do you say to people who are already familiar with the basics? Fortunately,…
Make a point to check your tire pressure regularly. Even though many newer cars have tire pressure sensors, it’s still a good idea to check the pressure every few weeks with a pressure gauge. Sensors can go bad, or sometimes your tire pressure is within tolerance, so you won’t know if the pressure has changed.…
Your car’s engine is a highly specialized bit of machinery, which has changed and over the years has become intricately technical. The timing belt is a rubber belt, usually located on the front of the engine. It controls the “timing” or rate at which the crankshaft allows the piston to move, keeping your engine synchronized…
Gasoline Direct Injection Engines Gasoline Direct Engines are, simply put, a type of fuel injected engine. GDI engines make up a majority of the engines in newer cars produced today. GDI, conventional fuel injected, and even carbureted engines alike, can have heavy and sticky carbon deposits build up on the valves and in the intake…
Don’t let your car leave you stranded in the cold! Your car needs regular maintenance and service to ensure all of its systems are working properly. That includes mechanical systems as well as the heating and cooling systems. Don’t get left out in the cold without heat. Do you know what to look for to…
