When you drive a British car, you know this can make the parts a lot harder to find, especially if your car is a classic. Fortunately, British auto repair experts have already found thousands of the right parts, and know exactly how to get help to keep your car running.
Keep in mind that your Porsche’s oil lubricating system is a closed system, which means that the oil doesn’t get used up or go anywhere unless there’s an oil leak. Get this checked out as soon as possible, as oil levels that are too low can damage your engine.
If you smell fuel in the cabin of your Volvo while you are driving, pull over at the earliest and safest time. Check the gas cap to make sure it is in place and is secure. If not, tighten it down and see if this corrects the problem. If the cap is in place, there may be a leak in the line. Call to have your vehicle towed in and repaired.
Your car’s cooling system consists of a variety of parts and components that function in tandem to cool the engine. These elements include the water pump, hoses, control valves, heater core, the radiator and expansion tank.
Did you know that today’s suspension systems come in four basic designs? Coil springs work to compress and expand to absorb wheel motion; leaf springs absorb the movement through several layers of metal; torsion bars use a twisting motion; and air springs use the compressive qualities of the air to avoid wheel vibrations.
