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Replacing a fuel filter

Replacing a fuel filter

It’s usually a good idea to send your car for a service and a tune-up every 30,000 miles – or every two years – in order to keep it in optimum running condition. Fortunately, most of the work done during a service can actually be carried out at home by anyone who’s...
How to perform an oil-change

How to perform an oil-change

Carrying out an oil change is another essential task to keep your vehicle roadworthy.  As a result, we thought it would make a great next part of our series on carrying out your own car service at home.  Safety first: Always ensure that you wear safety glasses when...
How to change your serpentine belt

How to change your serpentine belt

Because automatic belt tensioners are now standard in most cars, a serpentine belt (also known as a drive belt) is usually a DIY-friendly job.  (This definitely didn’t use to be the case – so double check if you’ve got an old or classic car!) Follow these...
Which car parts need to be replaced the most often?

Which car parts need to be replaced the most often?

which car parts are most likely to need replacing?  We’ve put together this list, in order of which parts are likely to need swapping first: The Oil and the Oil Filter – typically, these need replacing every three to six months, or between every 3,000 and 5,000 miles....
The 9 most common car engine problems revealed

The 9 most common car engine problems revealed

The engine is the heart of any functioning car.  It’s one aspect of looking after and running a vehicle that you simply can’t compromise.  Diagnosing a fault with your engine is not always easy and it can be even harder to repair.  If you believe that your engine is...
Typical tyre problems that can hinder the performance of your car

Typical tyre problems that can hinder the performance of your car

Tyre problems for any road user are no laughing matter. Damage to your car tyres not only reduces the performance and efficiency of your car, but it can pose a serious risk to your safety and that of other road users. Tyres are some of the most common car parts that...
How do you know you own a salvage car?

How do you know you own a salvage car?

A range of different circumstances can result in a car becoming unfit for the road. Serious faults in crucial components and complete mechanical failures make cars completely inoperable, while degradation and damage caused by age or accidents make them no longer safe....
What makes scrap car collection so convenient?

What makes scrap car collection so convenient?

When you rely on your car for work or to get from A to B, anything wrong with it can harm your life. If it breaks down, you can turn up late for appointments and important meetings or miss special occasions and sports matches you’ve been looking forward to. An...
Tips for scrapping a business van

Tips for scrapping a business van

There are many reasons to scrap a business van. The most common reason is that the vehicle has reached the end of its useful life and is no longer functioning at an acceptable level. Other times, the van may simply be too expensive to maintain and repair. If...
Failing To Use Indicators

Failing To Use Indicators

We’ve all complained about another driver not using their indicators at a roundabout, but did you know that failing to use your indicators is a serious driving offence? While skipping signalling might seem innocent enough on a quiet road, failing to do so can result...