RepairSmith

MARCH 29, 2024

Car makers recommend CCA ratings (usually 600 or above) based on engine size and the rule that a battery should have one CCA for each cubic inch of engine displacement. Installing a battery below this requirement can lead to difficulty starting your car and damage its electrical components. But what about warmer regions?

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Auto Alternative

JULY 31, 2023

Most Common Car Issues and How to Fix Them Cars are equipped with complex systems. Each component connects to another, helping the car to work correctly. However, car components may experience specific problems and malfunctions in their lifetime. Moreover, a tire may be subjected to a nail or screw.

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RepairSmith

NOVEMBER 28, 2024

Likewise, worn spark plug wires or ignition coils may not deliver sufficient electrical current to the plugs and will cause a misfire. Soon, your car will shake excessively and create odd noises when idling. Carburetor Issue A failing carburetor is a common cause of rough idle in an older vehicle manufactured before the 1990s.

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Driver's Edge

MARCH 26, 2024

Understanding the differences between original equipment manufacturer (OEM), aftermarket, and refurbished parts can be crucial in saving money on auto repairs. OEM parts are designed by the vehicle’s manufacturer and ensure compatibility and top quality, but they are typically the most expensive.

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Driver's Edge

JANUARY 8, 2024

Vehicles manufactured by this brand don’t just follow a single schedule for their service needs — instead, they follow schedules for multiple service intervals. Eventually, you’ll need to schedule an oil change to keep your car up and running. At that point, you’ll need to schedule a car battery replacement service.

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