Key Component: How To Recognize Ignition Switch Problems

Posted on 11 December 2020

Many manufacturers now favor keyless ignition systems on their new vehicles. This design can feel modern and luxurious, but plenty of cars on the road still use traditional ignition switches. When you turn your car's key, you move the switch to one of several different positions. The "start" position is especially crucial since this allows power to flow from the battery to the starter motor. Modern ignition switches are more than simple electrical components, however. [Read More]

Reasons To Replace The Windshield In Your Vehicle

Posted on 10 December 2019

Most people only replace the windshield in their car or truck if they need to. If the windshield has a crack or is broken, it makes sense to replace it, but there are some other reasons to replace the windshield in your vehicle that might not be as obvious. Aging Glass If you have an older car that you are restoring, the glass in the vehicle may be very old and brittle. [Read More]

4 Indications Your Truck Needs A Tune-Up

Posted on 12 November 2019

Taking care of your vehicle will allow it to last for the most extended amount of time. If you have a truck, you're likely to get a great deal of use from this automobile. You'll want to be sure to schedule a tune-up when this is necessary. There are many advantages of doing so, and knowing what some of these are could be the motivation you need to do so. [Read More]

Preparing For The Experience Of Buying Your Next Car

Posted on 14 August 2019

Your choices when it comes time to buy a new vehicle will be extremely important. In addition to the money that you will have to spend to buy a new car, you will also need to choose a vehicle that can comfortably meet all of your needs. Appreciate The Advantages of Buying A New Vehicle Can Provide When choosing a car to purchase, individuals may be tempted by the cost savings of buying a used vehicle. [Read More]

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Exploring Automotive Electrical Faults

Hello, my name is Miranda Strendart. My website is all about electrical problems found in cars, trucks and vans. My first brand new car developed electrical issues a few months after I made the purchase. Although the repairs were covered under warranty, I wanted to know all about the faults in the electrical system. I watched closely as the skilled technician replaced a number of sensors and wires. I learned about different ways techs pinpoint and diagnose vehicle problems. I want to share the knowledge I gained throughout that process. My site will feature information about faults and failures at the sensors, wires and other related components. I will also explore the various automotive components that run using electrical signals. Thanks.

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