Transmission fluid may not burn like oil does, but transmission fluid does get dirty. Dirty fluid has the potential to launch a tidal wave of problems leading to major repairs when the filthy fluid continually cycles through the transmission system. A myth does abound: because transmission fluid doesn't burn the fluid doesn't have to be changed. Car owners who let basic maintenance responsibilities slip may find their transmission, well, slipping once the car reaches the 100,000+ mileage mark with the original transmission fluid.
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All too often, communities don't have the access to health care centers they need. Whether they live in a rural setting that doesn't have enough population to sustain new construction for a community healthcare center or they live in an urban area with no space for new construction, some people can't visit a local healthcare clinic. Office trailers can provide the solution to the problem of both communities. If you are looking to create a community healthcare center, here are a few things to consider when looking for a modular office trailer.
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As a new vehicle owner, you don't have to understand how to fix every part on your vehicle; that is what mechanics are for. However, it is helpful to be familiar with the terms that your mechanic will use when you take your vehicle in for repairs. Being familiar with these terms ahead of time will take away some of the confusion and mystery of the auto repair process. Here are some terms you need to know if your vehicle has either battery or alternator issues that need to be addressed by your mechanic.
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You likely don't know that there are a variety of different types of brake pads available. Most people just accept the standard pads that they get from the auto shop that does brake services. But you can specify the type of pad you want them to use to better match your style of driving. Here are the choices you have in brake pads and how each one affects your car.
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When you own a vehicle, you not only need to keep it clean and make sure you always have gas, but also get it maintained regularly. Unfortunately, there are some maintenance and repair mistakes people often make, then don't realize it until their car breaks down. Here are some mistakes to be sure you avoid so your vehicle runs smoothly for a long time.
Failing to Have the Brakes Inspected
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