Vehicles came along and changed the way we lived and made it easier to get around. Thanks to the smart people who messed with horse-drawn carts and made rolling engines. It’s true that everyone has a special connection with their car and would do anything to keep it running. When you take your car to get “its nails done” again, we have a few more tips for you.
Oil and Antifreeze Fluid Levels
Every experienced driver occasionally pops the hood and checks the oil and coolant levels. A smart veteran driver would always ask a pro what they think so they don’t do something wrong.
Check Your Hoses And Belts
If you’re like me, when you first get into your car, you always listen to what it sounds like. If you hear a high-pitched whistling sound, you should have your hoses and belts checked and replace any that are worn out. If one broke while you were driving on the highway, it could be very dangerous.
Cabin Air Filters
Air filters are meant to catch and protect your engine’s parts, but if they get clogged up, your engine won’t get the air it needs to work at its best. Your professional mechanic will be able to check the filters and let you know if you need to change them.
Your Ignition System
Manufacturers say that this is one of the most important parts of a car’s health. The ignition coil, spark plug, and distributor cap work together to hold everything in place. If this system gets damaged, your car will stop when you least expect it. Make sure your mechanic checks under the hood, and pay attention to any strange things that happen when you’re driving, especially when going up a hill.