Bob Nurse Motors

02/18/2022

Modern day engines require mid-winter oil change services. Book your mid winter oil change service now, and check out recommended oil change interval information on our website @ www.bobnursemotors.ca under Oil Changes in the Services section.

02/17/2022

One fast lane l**e shop did not have enough time to remove the glue from the previous oil change sticker. Another fast lane l**e shop did not even have enough time to remove the previous sticker. If a fast lane l**e tech doesn’t have enough time to replace a sticker properly, what else are they doing improperly during the oil change service. We at Bob Nurse Motors are proud to service your vehicles properly not quickly!

02/15/2022

February and March is the forgotten oil change season for newer modern day engines

02/11/2022

On February 4th 2022 during my meeting with MP Michelle Ferreri regarding "The Right to Repair" issue, the Honorable member of Windsor West, Brian Masse, tabled a Right to Repair bill in the House of Commons.
During the original voluntary agreement between the automakers and the aftermarket, the Honorable Minister Tony Clement stated "if this issue cannot be resolved within this agreement, then there will be no alternative except to pass this bill to legislation."
Well this agreement is no longer working and Canadian consumers need to be protected.

02/08/2022

I met with J F Champagne and Alana Baker "President" and "Senior Director of Government Relations" for the Automotive Industries Association of Canada to discuss the important issues of "The Right to Repair."

In September 2009 the automakers and the aftermarket signed a voluntary agreement called the Canadian Automotive Service Information Standards (CASIS).  To summarize the agreement, automakers agreed to release any information, training, and equipment necessary to work on newer vehicles to the aftermarket industry by May 2010 for a fair price. This agreement is crucial for the survival of the aftermarket industry.  While this agreement worked well for the traditional vehicles of that era, for the aftermarket to be able to properly fix today's vehicles and for a truly open, fair and competitive aftermarket to continue to exist, consumers need to be protected by legislation.

The Canadian Automotive Service Information Standard (CASIS) can be found at www.natacanada.ca/casis

02/04/2022

Becoming a grandfather for the first time this year strikes up a conversation with a life time friend about his first NHL goal against the Leafs.

02/04/2022

https://youtu.be/CztkfgLbGng
An interesting conversation on my sons podcast in Ottawa "Leaf Fans in Hostile Lands"
6 Degrees of separation!

The Full Interview with Robert Nurse (Kyle's Dad) and his exciting connection to the world of hockey and how he used to spend his weekends competing against ...

01/27/2022

Regular maintenance should never let your battery get this bad

01/26/2022

Sometimes a no start is more than just a battery replacement

01/25/2022

January being the coldest month causes battery season. When purchasing a battery make sure you check the manufacture date, clean the terminals, and charge battery during replacement.

08/06/2021

While our government legislates zero emissions by 2035, manufactures are more than happy to ramp up production dramatically increasing their carbon footprints.
We as consumers have to show precedence to demand manufactures to build better, longer lasting products. We do this by lowering our consumption and slowing down the economy. This is the only way to transition from our current carbon creating infrastructure to a more sustainable healthy zero emission environment.

08/04/2021

Yes $4000.00 is an expensive repair, but the Malibu is in excellent condition and has been well maintained. This car can not be replaced for that money and there is no guarantee the next used purchase wouldn’t require an expensive repair as well. So Option #3 is the most affordable and practical solution. We do the job once, we do the job right!