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"Kids out of school over the holidays and looking for fun?
Local attractions offer great programs for every interest and age. Check out
these Winter Break Camps and Special Events in Kansas City"
Thursday, December 13, 2018
Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Breaking Down the Combustion Process.
When you are driving around Kansas City area roads your car
engine breaks down the gasoline in its tank through combustion so that it can
generate energy to move the vehicle. The waste product from the combustion
process is then released into the environment through your vehicle’s exhaust
system.
Your car’s exhaust system is not only important, but could
also be very dangerous…other than messing up the O-zone layer. The fumes for
the exhaust system could break down the entire system if they are not well discharged.
You also risk being suffocated by the smoke if you leave the engine running in
your garage at night!
A well-maintained exhaust system is essential for
environmental and safety reasons as well as running-efficiency. That is why you count on the A-Team Kansas
City’s premier auto service center located at 837 Osage Ave. in Kansas City
KS. Call for an appointment at Able Auto
Service for all of your winter auto service needs at (913) 321-1030.
Everything You Need to Know about Winter in Kansas City
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Here’s everything you need to know about winter in Kansas City! Get out and enjoy the city!
Thursday, November 15, 2018
No Dead Battery this Winter.
Okay, it’s obvious that some really nasty weather is just
around the corner here in Kansas City.
Extreme cold or hot weather are your car battery’s worst enemies. A typical car battery lasts about 4 to 5
years. So, how long has it been since
yours was replaced or even inspected?
This is a good time to take a look before you end up on the side of the
road shivering!
It is recommended that you have your battery checked twice a
year. Why not just before winter and
right before summer? If you make a lot of
short trips around KC it will take an even greater toll on your vehicle’s
battery. Why is this? It boils down to the alternator which does
not have time to recharge in under 20 minutes of driving.
You should trust the life-blood of your car to the A-Team. That is the experienced team of auto
mechanics located at Able Auto Service with their modern shop, tools, and
techniques over at 837 Osage Ave. in Kansas City KS. Winter is not fun for your vehicle! Have it checked thoroughly NOW at Able Auto
Service. Call ahead for an appointment
at (913) 321-1030.
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
Where to Dine Out on Thanksgiving Day in Kansas City
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"Want to let someone else do the cooking this Thanksgiving?
Then it's time to make your reservations."
Monday, November 5, 2018
Getting to the Heart of the Matter.
Here is a simple equation to remember; your heart is to your
body as your engine is to your vehicle.
Instead of pumping blood, your car’s engine pumps air and fuel. The main function of your engine is to
convert air and fuel into rotary motion so it can drive the wheels of the
vehicle. Otherwise, it is just a really
heavy paperweight!
It is where fuel, air, pressure, and electricity come
together to create the small explosion that moves the car's pistons up and
down, thereby creating the power that is necessary to move your vehicle. The
combustion chamber is made up of the cylinder, piston, and cylinder head.
Think of the A-Team as your car’s cardiologist. The techs at Able Auto Service are trained to
know every vehicle’s engine inside and out.
What a comfort! Before, not when,
your engine shuts down on you take your car into Able Auto Service located at
837 Osage Ave in Kansas City KS. Call
ahead for an appointment at (913) 321-1030.
Kansas City Veterans Day Discounts, Freebies, and Events
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Here’s a list of Kansas City Veterans Day freebies, discounts, and events for Sunday, November 11, 2018 - please read the fine print and make sure to have your military ID.
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