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How to Jump a Car in 7 Steps

Learning how to jump a car can be useful for the days when you’re out running errands and your vehicle won’t start. Charging a dead car battery may seem simple, but it involves more than just connecting a charger.Learn how to safely jumpstart your car from our certified automotive technician at Meineke. […]

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  • Ultimate Guide to Transmission Maintenance

    2/23/2018

    Ultimate Guide to Transmission Maintenance

    Your automatic transmission is one of the most complex systems within your vehicle. It’s a crucial component of the vehicle and one of the most expensive to repair should anything ever go wrong. So what do you need to know in order to keep your transmission working as it should? One of the most […]

  • Anti-Lock Brake Problems and Repairs

    2/14/2018

    Anti-Lock Brake Problems and Repairs

    Anti-lock braking technology is standard on virtually all new automobiles, and is one of the most essential things your car offers to keep you and your passengers safe. As with any automotive system, though, it requires regular maintenance and upkeep, or else it ceases to do its job properly—the results of which can be […]

  • How to Clean Leather Car Seats

    12/22/2017

    How to Clean Leather Car Seats

    A lot of auto maintenance tends to focus on what’s under the hood, or perhaps what the body of the car looks like—and rightly so. These things are obviously important, but there’s something to be said for maintaining the interior of your car, as well. Interior upkeep is essential for making your car look […]

  • The Evolution of Power Steering Systems

    10/6/2017

    The Evolution of Power Steering Systems

    Power steering systems assist drivers in moving the wheels for a smooth, effortless turning feel. Without power steering, maneuvering vehicles around obstacles take a considerable amount of effort, especially at low speeds. Feedback from the power steering system allows drivers to properly gauge the driving surface and respond appropriately to changes in the roadway. […]

  • How to Clean Your Car’s Engine

    9/15/2017

    How to Clean Your Car’s Engine

    Can You Believe This Car Has Over 60,000 Miles on Its Odometer? So, you washed your car interior and exterior and you are driving around town when your car suddenly starts to cough and sputter. Like any other machine, your car’s engine and its engine compartment also need cleaning in order for your […]

  • How to Clean Your Car’s Interior

    9/8/2017

    How to Clean Your Car’s Interior

    Whether it’s smashed french fries under the baby’s car seat or soda stains from that last-minute spring semester road trip, the inside of your vehicle can begin to look rough after continuous daily use. Cleaning your car interior on a regular basis not only makes driving a more pleasant experience, but it can also […]

  • How to Drive a Manual Transmission

    9/1/2017

    How to Drive a Manual Transmission

    You Can Drive a Stick! Three pedals, two feet? You can do it! Back in the day, stick shifts outsold automatic transmissions. But today, just 6 percent of new cars come with a manual transmission, which is the correct name for a stick. However, that number is moving in an upward direction. Confronted […]

  • Top Reasons Your Car May Not Drive Smoothly

    8/23/2017

    Top Reasons Your Car May Not Drive Smoothly

    When you get behind the wheel, you ideally want your ride to be pretty smooth. When things get bumpy, you might want to consider possible automotive problems. Any excessive rumbling, vibrating, bumping, or wobbling is a potential sign of trouble. But what kind of trouble? What can you do to fix it? The first […]

  • 3 Parts That Commonly Fail After the Radiator Goes Bad

    8/18/2017

    3 Parts That Commonly Fail After the Radiator Goes Bad

    As you look at your vehicle’s engine bay, you may find yourself wondering, “How does a radiator work?” The radiator in your car actively dissipates heat that builds up in the cooling system. As coolant runs through the radiator, the walls of the internal passageways start to develop a thick layer of scale. Debris […]