Do you experience vibrations while driving or nose diving while you brake? Perhaps, it takes time for you to stop your car or your vehicle bounces frequently. Well, perhaps it is time to do the “bounce test.” This will confirm …
In Things to Know Before Attempting to Buy a Used Car (Part 1), I discussed that before buying a used car, there are some things you need to know first. So, I talked about the importance of knowing the history …
Before you even attempt to buy a secondhand car, you need to verify a few things first before purchasing a car from a dealer. Also, what are the things you need to know when buying from a private owner?
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A vehicle has so many thousands of electromechanical parts. As people discover how to improve its technology, those electromechanical parts will surely increase. The goal for the growth is to improve the driving experience. However, there are parts that were …
In Facts to Learn Before Altering the Color of Your Car (Part 1), I discussed about the important things to know before changing your car’s color. Today, I will talk about the other vital facts you need to know.…
When you are tired of the same color of your car, changing its color is such an exciting project. Of course a more stylish look will make it look better. But hold it, it is not as simple as that. …
In 10. How to Bleed Your Car Brakes? (Part 1), I discussed about changing the brake fluid by bleeding the brake system. I specifically talked about the crucial first steps. Today, I will take up the other steps to complete …
Brake fluid is the lifeline of the brake system. This will do its job for many years before you have to change it. Over the years, the moisture resistivity will set in and soak up little water that lessens the …
Tire longevity means giving them regular monthly check ups and correct inflation. Inspect the tread wear and tear too. These will make sure that you will enjoy the pinnacle of its good performance and you are assured of safety as …
While your owner manual tells you your vehicles’ maintenance schedule, still inspecting your brake pads every 12,000 miles and changing your fluid every 25,000 miles, are considered a good habit. Of course, the miles depends on the way you drive …