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RepairSmith
NOVEMBER 13, 2024
Like most car parts, the camshaft can wear out over time. We’ll give you the lowdown on the expenses and some signs that indicate it’s time for a trip to the car repair shop. Other related repairs : A failing camshaft can affect other parts, like cylinder blocks, pistons, and exhaust valves.
RepairSmith
MARCH 21, 2024
How to Perform Wheel Studs Replacement Step-By-Step When replacing a broken stud, it’s advisable to use the correct tools and have some understanding of your car’s wheels and brake system. But, if you’re unsure about car parts, it’s safer to let a professional mechanic handle this task.
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RepairSmith
DECEMBER 16, 2024
Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) vs. aftermarket parts: An OEM air conditioning condenser will cost more than an aftermarket one. Additional repairs: If car parts, such as a radiator, evaporator, or any other AC component, are damaged, your mechanic will include their repair cost in the final bill.
Driver's Edge
DECEMBER 7, 2023
Finding the Cause of Part Failure Can Be Tough Sometimes, for warranty reasons, it’s essential to understand why a car part has failed. This is because many replacement parts offer a limited warranty against manufacturer defects. We’re also experts at determining why a part has failed.
RepairSmith
OCTOBER 12, 2023
Well, your car might be struggling to breathe — all thanks to a clogged air filter. A clogged air filter can affect your engine performance, bring down your fuel economy, and damage other important car parts. If you’re uncertain, it’s wise to consult a mechanic. So how can you fix these issues? Let’s find out.
RepairSmith
OCTOBER 25, 2023
How to Check a Bad Fan Clutch Fan clutches don’t have a set mileage for the part to last. And if you’re not confident with car parts, it’s best to have a professional perform the diagnosis for you. Here’s how a mechanic will check if you have a bad clutch: Spin the fan: Most fan clutches need a little push to spin.
RepairSmith
OCTOBER 25, 2023
How to Check a Bad Fan Clutch Fan clutches don’t have a set mileage for the part to last. And if you’re not confident with car parts, it’s best to have a professional perform the diagnosis for you. Here’s how a mechanic will check if you have a bad clutch: Spin the fan: Most fan clutches need a little push to spin.
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