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How to tell if your starter motor is faulty?
Your starter motor is what starts the engine. Which you already put together, but do you know how it works? If you don’t or even if you do, we might teach you a little more. It’s important to know how they work because it makes it easier to spot when they aren’t. Eventually you’ll put
How to tell if your clutch is bad
If you’re keeping the automotive dream alive and driving a manual, you’ll be familiar with your clutch pedal. Most people know the signs that their clutch is going bad. The burning smell under load is hard to miss. Clutches engage and disengage the gearbox to the engine, as such they wear out. They ensure that
How to tell if shock absorbers need replacing?
If you hit a bump or weight is transferred around the car while driving, the shock absorbers control it. They ensure that your tyres remain in contact with the road. They make up an integral part of your suspension system. Shock absorbers are basically operating all the time as you drive. They ensure smooth driving
5 ways to steer clear of road rage
We’ve probably all had that moment out on the roads. We all try to avoid road rage, but sometimes its hard. You know, that moment when a spicy thought or phrase enters your head and, with any luck, leaves again with a deep breath. Let’s face it, driving while under the influence of high emotion
How to increase a car’s resale value
If you’re thinking it’s time to sell your car, or want to preserve the resale value of your car, we have some good tips. The key thing to remember is to approach it like you’re buying the car. Imagine you are buying a brand new car, what do you want to see, and what would
Does brake fluid need to be changed regularly?
When you depress the brake pedal, brake fluid is pumped from the master cylinder. This hydraulic fluid gets to the brakes through the brake lines. Over time, as your brake fluid boils and returns to the brake fluid reservoir, it can collect moisture, break down and your pedal feel will suffer. As a result your
Is overfilling an engine with oil bad?
Can you really have too much of a good thing? Yes, of course you can. Your car likes oil, in fact, it needs it to operate. But the amount of oil that is required to lubricate your engine’s moving parts is a set quantity. Why is overfilling the engine oil bad? Well, that’s for a
5 things to remember when driving a manual
If you’re a true automotive fan, then you’re no stranger to the magnetic power of a manual transmission. We all know it’s more efficient, and the thrill-factor far exceeds anything on offer in the world of automatic transmission vehicles. But where manual transmissions are, bad habits abound. In a country where automatic vehicles vastly outnumber
5 tips for avoiding driver fatigue
Getting tired while driving? I can relate. My first car was a 1999 Nissan Pulsar, and I bought it from my cousin, who had just got his truck drivers licence and was going to start on regular long haul trips. I was so excited when I picked it up from Wellington and drove it straight
Expert’s guide to avoiding car scams
It’s fair to say the used car market can be a perilous one at the best of times. When buying a used car, there’s no doubt you’ll encounter a few pitfalls. But, with a few lessons learnt, and hopefully with the tips below, you’ll be on your way to tracking down the perfect ride. Potential
