Many 4x4 vehicles are fitted with automatic locking hubs that can disconnect the front wheels for everyday driving. These components are fantastic when they are working correctly, as the driver will not need to worry about having full-time all-wheel drive when they don’t need it, which can certainly help with fuel economy. However, what happens if an automatic locking hub fails? How do you know that something is wrong, and what can you do about it?…
When you think about having repairs done to your vehicle, you might think about taking it and having work done under the hood. However, modern vehicles typically have electrical systems and electrical components that can be a bit more complicated than many people realise. Even in good, reliable vehicles, electrical issues can and do pop up. If this happens, you’re probably going to need to take your car to someone who specialises in auto electrical repairs.…
Your car’s logbook sets a servicing schedule. It tells you when you should have a range of checks done on the vehicle. While you might be tempted to skip these services if your car is running well, you should follow this guidance and have your car serviced to schedule. Why?
1. Keep Your Warranty Valid
Some people skip scheduled logbook services when a car is under warranty. They assume that the manufacturer will fix any defects or problems because the vehicle still has its original guarantee.…
