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12/08/2016

DASHBOARD WARNING LIGHTS THAT REQUIRE IMMIDIATE ATTENTION

From time to time we’ve all had a light
unexpectedly show up on our vehicle’s
dashboard. But how do we know when we
can postpone maintenance on the issue
and when we need to seek immediate
attention? Find out here!
Check Engine: If the Check Engine light
comes on, you should have your car
serviced within the next few days.
However, if the light is blinking or red,
then your vehicle may need immediate
assistance.
Tire Pressure: The Tire Pressure light will
come on if at least one tire has low air
pressure. If your car seems to be driving
OK, you should be able to wait to add air
to the tire until the next time you’re at
the gas station. If your car isn’t driving
normally or if you have continuous air-
pressure problems, then you may need to
see a professional for help.
Oil Change Reminder: This light is reset
by a mechanic after each oil change to
remind you when you are due for your
next service appointment. When you see
the light come on, it doesn’t mean there’s
anything urgent wrong with your vehicle,
it just means it’s time to schedule another
oil change.
ABS: This light represents your Anti-Lock
Brake System. This light will flicker on to
show you when ABS is engaged – usually
in slippery conditions or emergency
braking. The ABS allows the driver to
retain steering control and prevents the
wheels from locking.

03/07/2016

A Daily Morning Vehicle Checklis
Here are a few points of what to check, what to look for and why it needs checking. Also, when checking levels make sure the vehicle is on flat, level ground.

What to Check Before Starting the Vehicle
Engine Oil Level: It should be just below the maximum mark. Over filling, under filling or using the incorrect oil may damage the engine.
Coolant Level: Make sure the coolant levels are between the minimum and maximum marks. Overfilling the coolant reservoir can inhibit circulation thereby causing overheating. Use only straight water in an emergency. Coolant contains anti-corrosion properties, which prevent premature wear of the water pump and the cooling system.
Brake /Clutch Fluid Levels: Make sure the levels are correct, the cap is on tight and the bottle is kept clean. Brake fluid is a type of hydraulic fluid that absorbs moisture, which means it gets contaminated easily. Dirty fluid will corrode the cylinder seals and may cause the brakes and /or clutch system to become spongy or fail.
Windscreen Washer Fluid Level: An unobstructed vision is important to safe driving.
Tyre Pressures And Condition: Always make sure the tyre pressures are at their correct levels. Pumping the tyre pressure too high may lead to a blow out, especially on hot tarmac. High tyre pressures may also lead to uneven, rapid wear. And don’t forget to do the spare tyre.
Leaks Under The Vehicle: Leaks may indicate a serious fault, which needs immediate mechanical attention. Report it.
Battery Levels: Ensure battery is securely clamped down, terminals are secure and levels are correct. Only top-up with distilled /de-ionised water. Any other water will cause deterioration of unit.make your car become your bestfriend thank you and enjoy your long holiday.

21/04/2016

Wear safety goggles and gloves any time you work on your car to prevent injury.

A car battery is what helps the vehicle start up and continue running. The electrical energy necessary to make the car work is stored in the battery.Inspect cell voltage every time you get an oil change or have your car in for maintenance. Your mechanic will have a reliable method for testing your voltage. A fully charged battery will have a charge of 12.5 to 12.6 volts.
Take your car to an auto parts store for battery testing between visits to your regular mechanic. They can check the voltage and the charge for you, and offer you products that may help with your battery maintenance plan.

21/04/2016

A car battery is what helps the vehicle start up and continue running. The electrical energy necessary to make the car work is stored in the battery.Inspect cell voltage every time you get an oil change or have your car in for maintenance. Your mechanic will have a reliable method for testing your voltage. A fully charged battery will have a charge of 12.5 to 12.6 volts.
Take your car to an auto parts store for battery testing between visits to your regular mechanic. They can check the voltage and the charge for you, and offer you products that may help with your battery maintenance plan.