A crash course on car mechanics

Article Abstract:

Automobile mechanics should be certified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, and their shops should be neat and clean. Drivers who patronize mechanics should describe their problems carefully, check bills for accuracy and refuse to accept unsatisfactory service.

Evaluation, Automobile mechanics (Persons), Automotive mechanics (Persons)

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What your car is trying to tell you

Article Abstract:

Descriptions of sound that automobiles make, and their possible causes are presented. Pinging noises often denote abnormal engine combustion and could cause the engine to overheat if they continue. Grinding, clicking and squeaking brakes are some of the other sounds addressed.

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What your car doesn't need

Article Abstract:

A car does not need premium gasoline unless it was made to run on high-octane gas. Common misconceptions on rustproofing, letting a car warm up, underinflating and overinflating tires, getting tune-ups and using fuel additives are discussed.

Purchasing, Gasoline

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