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Is your car not shifting gears like it used to? An automatic transmission makes driving much less complicated than the manual gear (stick shift) alternative. But that convenience comes at … Continue Reading Why Is My Automatic Car Not Shifting Gears?
Of all the routine car engine maintenance services, the tune-up has both evolved and somewhat remained unchanged. Different vehicles like a 2001 Ford Explorer and 2012 Mazda Miata need different … Continue Reading Engine Tune-Up Service at NAPA Auto Care
Whether it is your prized standard pickup, that trusty family van or your showcase sportscar, a bad transmission can quickly go from a loud, smelly nuisance to a dangerous operation … Continue Reading NAPA Auto Care: Transmission Service & Repair
Out of the 228 million licensed drivers in the United States, there were more than 5.2 million vehicle crashes resulting in 2.2 million injuries and 38,824 deaths in 2020, according … Continue Reading NAPA Auto Care: Power Steering Service
Your brake fluid is one of the most important liquids in your vehicle. Brake fluid is what transmits your foot’s movement of pressing on the brake pedal into movement of … Continue Reading How to Flush Brake Fluid
If you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, you already know that the system under the hood is complex. It’s a network of both moving and non-moving parts … Continue Reading 5 Signs That Your Car is Ready for a Tune-Up
Driving isn’t fun (or safe) when you can’t properly handle your car’s steering wheel. Think about all the off-road adventures and tight corning you couldn’t do without a steady grip … Continue Reading How to Change Your Power Steering Fluid
Staying proactive is the number one rule of car maintenance. The welfare of your vehicle may pay off in more ways than one.
How often should you get a transmission fluid change? Although some manufacturers recommend every 30,000 miles, others say you can go longer.
Did you know your clutch pedal doesn’t actually move the clutch directly? It takes a series of mechanisms to translate your motion of stepping on the clutch pedal into moving … Continue Reading How to Bleed a Clutch And Get Shifting Smoothly Again