Honest Automotive in Alaska

06/05/2024

Me wiring a holley sniper system in a wagoneer at Alaska jeep parts

02/16/2024

02/05/2024

YOUNG SHELDON AND BIG SHELDON TOGETHER

06/09/2023

New Toy yall. Come see us to get that pesky check engine light turned off or a full diagnostic scan

10/23/2022

There is a time and a place. Defacing a classic will never be one one of them.

02/03/2018

I'll beat or match any ones quote and I do great work I can come to you and will give you my discount prices on parts .

01/21/2018

Bushey maddness automotive still doing great work keeping people's vehicles running great all over !!!

08/10/2017

Dan Bushey and brother in law David Milton getting it done !

01/12/2017

Good Wednesday evening everyone! I hope you all are having a great week and staying safe and warm as well as driving safely too in this weather we've been having for the last 2 or 3 days. Tell us what you've experienced or disliked or even liked about it and if you've seen anything beautiful or taken pictures, you are more than welcome to share here. This fog is supposed to hang around til later in the week and we're supposed to get really cold by next week, like way below zero even.

12/17/2016

Have you had your engine tuned up or the oil changed lately? Or even had a safety inspection done on your car for winter temperatures? You might want to set up an appointment for just that before it gets too much colder. Our mechanics in our group could do this for you at a more reasonable cost then any of the local shops! So, feel free to contact any of them here to get that set up ASAP!
TIP: The belts and hoses under your car's hood are typically checked when the car is due for a tune-up (usually every 30,000 miles). Even if you're not getting a tune-up this winter, it doesn't hurt to have a mechanic take a look at how everything is holding up around your engine. Cold temperatures can weaken belts and hoses, and if something snaps or breaks while you're out on the road, a tow truck will be the only way to get moving again.

12/15/2016

The simplest thing you can do to combat the cold weather is to keep a few essential supplies and tools with you as you drive. You'll obviously want a spare tire and the tools to change out a flat, but it's a good idea to keep some extra material in the trunk as well. Bottles of engine oil, washer fluid and coolant all come in handy, and we'll touch on those in greater detail later on. An ice scraper is a necessity, since you and your car won't be going anywhere with frozen snow blocking your view.

Flashlights and flares are helpful if you're stuck on the road late at night when visibility levels are low. Even if you're wearing a coat, an extra pair of gloves, boots or even a blanket can keep you warm and dry if your heating unit isn't working properly.