Suspension bushing and control arm replacement refers to changing worn suspension parts that help your car ride smoothly, steer accurately, and stay stable on the road. Bushings are small rubber or polyurethane pieces that cushion joints and reduce vibration. Control arms are metal links that connect the wheel hub area to the car body or […]
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Brake pad and disc replacement is a routine car maintenance job that helps your vehicle stop safely and smoothly. Brake pads press against brake discs to slow the wheels down. Over time, both parts wear out due to heat and friction. Replacing them at the right time improves braking performance, reduces noise, and lowers the […]
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A wheel bearing is a small but important part that helps each wheel spin smoothly. It sits inside the wheel hub and supports the weight of the vehicle while reducing friction as the wheel turns. Over time, wheel bearings can wear out due to age, heat, water, road dirt, and everyday driving. When that happens, […]
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Spark plug replacement is a common car maintenance job where the old spark plugs are removed and new ones are fitted. Spark plugs are small parts that create the spark needed to ignite the air and fuel mixture in a petrol engine. When they wear out, the spark can become weak or inconsistent. This can […]
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An oil leak is when engine oil escapes from parts that are meant to stay sealed. In many cars, the most common leak points are the valve cover, the timing cover, and the oil sump. These areas use gaskets and sealants to keep oil inside the engine. Over time, heat, vibration, and age can cause […]
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A car cooling system keeps the engine at a safe temperature. It moves coolant through the engine and releases heat through the radiator. When the cooling system is not working properly, the engine can overheat. Overheating can lead to expensive damage, so early checks and timely repair matter. Cooling system repair usually focuses on three […]
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Engine overheating diagnosis is the step-by-step process of finding out why a car engine is running hotter than it should. Overheating can happen suddenly or build up over time. It may be linked to coolant loss, poor airflow, a weak water pump, a stuck thermostat, radiator problems, or other cooling system faults. A proper diagnosis […]
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A check engine light diagnosis is the process of finding out why the check engine light turns on in your car. The most common first step is an OBD fault code scan. OBD stands for On-Board Diagnostics. Your car stores fault codes when it detects something outside the normal range. A scan reads those stored […]
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A 36-point safety check is a structured inspection that reviews key parts of a car that affect safety, basic drivability, and road readiness. It is often used before a long drive, after buying a used car, or when you notice small changes like longer braking distance, steering vibration, or uneven tyre wear. The number “36” […]
