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How Paintless Dent Repair Works
Professional paintless dent repair is far more advanced than you might think. Many people are familiar with DIY repair systems that basically just amount to the usage of large suction cups. These are great for large dents that aren't that deep. But paintless dent repair pros use advanced systems that involve lasers and computers to fix dents. Of course, paintless dent repair is really only viable if your car's dent doesn't have any scratched off paint.
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How Do Collision Repair Shops Come Up With Their Prices?
After an accident, you want to make sure you save as much money as possible repairing your vehicle. In order to save money, you have to understand how auto repair shops come up with the price of collision repair. Below are 3 ways collision repair shops come up with their prices: An Estimator Prepares the Cost Estimation Each auto repair shop usually has different estimation systems when determining the cost of collision repairs.
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3 Signs Your Car's Transmission Fluid May Be Leaking
If your car has started jumping or running sluggishly when taking off or shifting gears, your vehicle may be leaking transmission fluid. If you suspect this could be the case, look for one or more of the following additional signs you have a leak. White Or Gray Smoke Coming From Your Engine If your transmission fluid is leaking, you may see white or gray smoke coming from under your hood. This happens when the fluid hits the hot engine, creating steam.
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Everything You Need To Know About Brakes And The Best Improvements
The brakes of your car are an important system that help give you control of your car. Usually, cars have stock brake systems off the factory floor. The factory brakes are lower grade parts that can be upgraded to improve performance. Some car manufacturers even have their own high performance brake systems that improve handling. Here are some of the brake improvements that you will want for better performance: 1. Better Performing Brake Pads That Do Not Wear Out as Quickly
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4 Sign's Your Vehicle's Alternator Is Failing And Needs To Be Replaced
In an automobile, the alternator is responsible for recharging the battery and supplying power for the car's electrical system. When an alternator is bad or failing, you may experience a variety of issues with your vehicle. Some of the top signs of an alternator that needs to be replaced include: Dim Headlights Since the headlights on your vehicle are part of the electrical system, they rely on the alternator to give them the power needed to keep them illuminated.
About Me
As the son and grandson of mechanics, I spent much of my child hood under the hood of many cars. I have listened and learned about so many different problems and how to repair them effectively. I created this blog to cover as many car problems as possible without overwhelming readers. You will find tips for troubleshooting, advice for when to take it to a professional and suggestions for when to stop driving the car or truck immediately to prevent further and more costly damage. We hope that you find all of this information helpful and useful, allowing you to have a great running car.
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