Automotive Repairs for Beginners

Posted on: 27 April 2015
Rust represents a serious threat to the structural integrity and the aesthetic appeal of your vehicle, and if allowed to develop, can eat away at your bodywork. While rust will develop naturally over time due to wear and tear and weather exposure, there are a number of things that you can do to mitigate its spread and help identify and treat the problem before it becomes serious. These four preventative measures should be more than enough to prevent rust from damaging your car.
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Posted on: 9 April 2015
When you rent a car, the car rental company will often ask you if you need car rental insurance. This will protect you in the event that your car rental is damaged, lost or stolen. By paying an extra fee on top of your rental fee, you will not be responsible for paying for the rental company's losses: Verify That Your Insurance Company Will Cover You If you have car insurance, you will likely be covered for any loss that your car insurance company experiences.
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Posted on: 25 March 2015
It always seems to happen at the most inopportune moment: your windshield is covered with icy sludge from the roadway and your wipers fail. Or you turn on your wipers first thing in the car to clean off the morning dew, and nothing happens. Here are a few reasons why your wipers could be malfunctioning and what you need to do about it. Regular Maintenance Sometimes a wiper failure is due to poor maintenance on your part.
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Posted on: 6 March 2015
Your car can get pretty grimy in the winter. With snow, salt and roadway debris, your car can become a dirty mess, inside and out. There are things you can do to help keep from looking like you just drove through the frozen tundra. See below for some helpful tips to keeping your car looking great all winter long. Preventative Maintenance The inside of your car can get a little rough in the winter.
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