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Wednesday, August 24, 2016
Tuesday, August 16, 2016
The Danger of Worn-Out Shock Absorbers.
Shocks and struts are not parts of our vehicle that we
consider to be the most glamorous. I
doubt that you give them much consideration until you are forced to do so. In conjunction with your brakes they are just
the most important safety feature of your vehicle…that’s all. They are not easy to check because they lay
hidden behind the wheel arches of your car.
What is the purpose of the shock absorber? Generally, it is to keep the tires in
permanent contact with the road.
According to one survey taken in Belgium up to 25% of motorists were
discovered to be driving on worn-out shock absorbers. No one is certain if you or someone you know
may have shock absorbers that are being compromised, but it couldn’t hurt to have
them checked.
Before your shocks and struts become an emergency drive in a
see the A-Team. The A-Team is your
Kansas City area shock absorber professional.
They have been servicing vehicles of all types for decades in the KC
area year around. Able Auto Service at
837 Osage Ave. is your complete shocks and struts specialist in the Kansas City
area. Make an appointment today by
calling (913) 321-1030.
Monday, August 1, 2016
An Overheating Engine
Today with cars of all ages on the road there are various
warning signs that an engine is about to overheat. In many vehicles the needle on the
temperature gauge pushes its way into that dreaded red zone. Or you suddenly see the check engine light
casting its lovely red glow. The next
horrible event might be the radiator boiling over and steam rolling out from
under the hood.
This is a “dog days of summer nightmare”! If this happens more than once your vehicle
may have a leak in its cooling system.
The first thing to check is the pressure cap. Often times the gasket on the cap begins to
deteriorate. When this occurs pressure
escapes and causes the cooling system to malfunction. You are about to have an open-road crisis on
your hands.
Before you reach that point you need to contact the
A-Team. That’s right…the A-Team is your
Kansas City area car care professional servicing vehicles of all types for
decades in the KC area 12 months a year.
Able Auto Service at 837 Osage Ave. is your complete engine repair
specialist in the Kansas City area. Make
an appointment today by calling (913) 321-1030.
Monday, July 18, 2016
When to Replace Your Muffler.
When you head out on that summer trip make sure that your
vehicle is in tip top condition for the grueling summer driving months. One thing that should be in the back of your
mind is - when is it the right time to replace my muffler? Some parts are easier to troubleshoot such as
a low battery, bad tires, or when it is time for an oil change.
When it comes to replacing your car’s muffler there are a
few warning signs to look, listen, and sniff for -
1. The obvious one is
a loud noise from beneath your car.
2. Are you getting
less miles per gallon? Monitor your
vehicle’s performance with every trip to the pump.
3. Sniff out the
problem! When your muffler begins acting
up, foul smells will begin emanating which over time could actually become
fatal in a confined area.
More than 3 decades ago Rob Greiner’s dad saw a need in
Kansas City for quality auto repair.
That gave birth to Able Auto Service.
Over the years the “A-Team” has expanded to give you the best car care
KC can offer. Able Auto Service is your
muffler replacement expert. Make an
appointment today to visit them at their 837 Osage Ave. location by calling
(913) 321-1030.
Friday, July 1, 2016
Your Car Battery in the Summer.
The Car Care Council has warned us over and over…summer heat
can cause major car battery problems.
Excessive heat combined with overcharging may be a death knell for the
equipment that keeps your car running.
What happens internally is that as the heat is turned up, the battery
fluid begins to evaporate. This damages
the internal structure.
And usually, as the sun beats down on your vehicle, the
voltage regulator creates a higher charging rate. This causes a battery to slowly die. Are you aware that on average one out of
every four vehicles on the road will need a new battery? So do the math, if you have been running on
that same battery for more than a couple of years the odds have caught up to
you.
No one wants to be stranded in the middle of nowhere with a
dead battery. If you are motoring around
the Kansas City area take a few valuable minutes and stop by Able Auto Service
at 837 Osage Ave. in KC. Rob and his
crew, “The A-Team”, will shoot you straight and let you know if the battery
needs to be replaced. You may also call
them for an appointment at (913) 321-1030.
Monday, June 27, 2016
Find a 4th of July Event in Kansas City near you!
Get out and enjoy the 4th of July weekend! Click the link above to find some of the firework shows and special events scheduled around the holiday! Happy 4th of July!!
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Repairing your Engines Diagnostics.
It used to be a whole lot easier. In this day and age your vehicle is a rolling
computer. Most cars are equipped with an
onboard system that controls your car’s performance. Some of those areas are the fuel injection
system, the spark plugs, and even the steering mechanism. It is hard to keep your car on the road if
you can’t steer it!
We have learned to become familiar with the “check engine
light”. Thank heaven for it. If your body had one you could avoid a lot of
grief in the future. This light gives
you the time that you need (hopefully) to get a problem under control before
your car shuts down. Don’t be one of
those people who drives around for days with that light staring at you.
If you want to save a lot of money, get your vehicle’s
engine checked immediately. The long
term consequences may cost you thousands of dollars. If you are driving around the Kansas City
area and that dreaded light goes on make your next stop Able Auto Service. Rob and his crew “The A-Team” have been
keeping KC cars on the road for a long, long, time. Call them at (913) 321-1030.
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