Diagnostic Testing Engineering Preventative Maintenance 
RB Auto Service
JULY 20, 2023
The exhaust system in your car is responsible for removing harmful emissions from the engine and controlling noise levels. Scheduling regular diagnostic testing is crucial to identify and address potential issues before becoming more significant. Reduced Noise Levels: Exhaust issues can also affect the noise levels of your car.
The Mechanic Spot
JANUARY 11, 2022
At auto shops, diagnostic tests have improved so it’s easier than ever to diagnose engine issues. Oil Pressure: Your oil’s main function in the engine is to circulate and keep the moving, mechanical parts cool so they do not break. It could develop slowly over time as your engine ages.
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Driver's Edge
JANUARY 8, 2024
Every 45,000 miles: Have your brake fluid and engine coolant flushed/replaced. At 90,000 miles: Get your brake fluid/engine coolant flushed and replaced, replace your air cleaner element and spark plugs, inspect your drive belts, and change your transmission fluid. Where Can You Check Your Check Engine Light?
RepairSmith
AUGUST 3, 2024
Whether you’re a seasoned grease monkey or a curious car enthusiast, grasping the causes , symptoms, and fixes for oil on spark plugs is key to keeping your engine humming at its best. How Can You Prevent Oil on Spark Plugs? When oil has reached your spark plugs, it’s likely due to a leaking seal or an engine malfunction.
Driver's Edge
JULY 3, 2023
Being attentive to the warning signs of issues, familiarizing yourself with the basics of auto repair services (and what to expect), and embracing preventative maintenance can empower you to care for your vehicle confidently. Extremely low fluid levels can cause serious damage to your engine and other system components.
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