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There are no guarantees when it comes to auto repair. It's important to become educated about car repairs. The value of your car sometimes making people nervous when repairs need to be done. Your chances of a good repair can increase with these tips.
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Getting your car fixed is often a frightful experience. If you want to get your car the care it deserves, you have to have the right information. Use the tips here to help you either fix the issue yourself, or to find an experienced mechanic who will not take you to the cleaners.
  
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Regularly check your radiator. Start your car, wait a few minutes and shut it off so you can safely inspect the radiator. Do not open the radiator if the car is running. Check the amount of fluid in your radiator with your dipstick and remember to mix the coolant with some water.
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Be aware of all of the costs prior to handing your keys over to the mechanic. If you aren't sure about anything, ask for clarification. You don't want to be hit with unexpected charges after the repairs are done.
  
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Talk with your technician to determine if they have worked on your car before. If they say that they have, this should be a good indicator that they have some idea of what needs to be done to get your car back into shape.
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Check your radiator frequently. Let the car run a couple minutes, shut your engine and open up your hood. Refrain from opening the radiator when your car is on. Use a dipstick to check the amount of fluid in the radiator. You should also make sure to mix coolant fluid with water before you pour it into your radiator.
  
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Don't sign anything until you know the total cost of repairs. Should you need clarification about the repairs, speak with the service manager or your mechanic before work begins. You don't want to be surprised with a higher charge than you were expecting.
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Do not hire a mechanic until you are sure they have experience with this particular make and model. If the answer is yes, that's a very good thing.
  
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When bringing your car to a mechanic, tell them you want OEM parts. These parts are issued by the manufacturer of your vehicle. It can cost a lot less to use parts that are generic, but you won't get the most out of these things after a while. What may seem like a deal now can cost twice as much as buying OEM in the first place.
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Buy OEM parts. These are original components from the manufacturer. Generic are cheaper, but also less reliable. They may initially be a deal, but the generic parts may make you pay more in the long run.
  
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Keep a repair kit in the car at all times. The basic tools you will need include the tire changing equipment which should have come with your car. You need to get yourself a lug nut wrench and a jack, as well. Also have a few tools like a socket set, both a regular and Phillips head screwdriver, a crescent wrench and a torque wrench. Always purchase quality tools. Invest in quality tools that don't break in the middle of a critical repair.
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If you are having extensive repairs done, make sure that you get several estimates. If you don't, you might be paying for more work than you actually need. Look for mechanics that know the ins and outs of your car. These shops are more likely to understand how to perform the repairs your car needs.
  
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Look for warning signs that repair mechanics may give off. If they avoid your questions or give you the run around, they may not be reliable. Run, don't walk, to another mechanic.
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Know what the lights on the dashboard mean. They are located there to assist you, so use them to your advantage. When you ignore them, you'll pay for it.
  
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It's a great idea to consult with your friends and acquaintances when you're in the market for a new garage or service center. Personal recommendations are usually honest and forthright. You should still always do some research on the person they tell you about. At least try to find some online reviews on the shops that they recommend.
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[http://oldcitymsgboard.com/22191-mechanics-are-they-really-worth-their-price Have Auto Repair Needs? Keep These Tips In Mind!] Monitor your dashboard lights regularly. They were put there for your assistance, so use them for that. Ignoring these warning lights will not make the problem go away.
  
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A dealer isn't your only option for auto repair. There are great technicians everywhere, whether you take your car to the shop ten minutes from your home or whether you go on in to your dealer. If you feel a good comfort level with someone, you should hire them.
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Keep a DIY tool kit in your trunk. You need to include a complete tire changing kit. If you don't have a jack and lug wrench, get one. Also, you need Phillips and flat-head screwdrivers, a ratchet set, and various types of wrenches. Don't waste your money on bad quality tools. If you buy high quality tools, they will not break when you really need them.
  
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Remove unnecessary key chains. Ignitions are not meant to hold so much weight. If your keys starts sticking, you need the tumblers replaced.
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Don't believe a mechanic who tries to tell you that you need to get your engine flushed as a part of a routine maintenance. Flushing your engine is generally unnecessary unless you've subjected it to great abuse, (like a long time between oil changes) and it's simply too expensive to purchase unless your car really needs it.
  
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[http://www.pickajunkyard.com/junkyard/u-pull-it-lkq-daytona/daytona/ lkq auto parts] The acronym OM means Original Equipment Manufacturer. You need to know this when replacing parts. Talking about OEM parts makes you look knowledgeable. They will be less likely to place used parts in your automobile.
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Even if you think your vehicle just has a minor issue, it pays to get it looked at just the same. Many people ignore smaller issues, and they eventually lead to much larger issues.
  
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Dealing with car trouble can be very frustrating, especially if you do not have a good mechanic to help you. If you know certain facts about the repair process, you won't need to worry. Keep this article handy for times when you need a quick tip.
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Don't lose hope about repairing your car. Buckle down and take the tips you learned here and get the repair done. Surely, you now see how you can do things within certain limits that will not leave you high and dry.

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Getting your car fixed is often a frightful experience. If you want to get your car the care it deserves, you have to have the right information. Use the tips here to help you either fix the issue yourself, or to find an experienced mechanic who will not take you to the cleaners.

Be aware of all of the costs prior to handing your keys over to the mechanic. If you aren't sure about anything, ask for clarification. You don't want to be hit with unexpected charges after the repairs are done.

Check your radiator frequently. Let the car run a couple minutes, shut your engine and open up your hood. Refrain from opening the radiator when your car is on. Use a dipstick to check the amount of fluid in the radiator. You should also make sure to mix coolant fluid with water before you pour it into your radiator.

Do not hire a mechanic until you are sure they have experience with this particular make and model. If the answer is yes, that's a very good thing.

Buy OEM parts. These are original components from the manufacturer. Generic are cheaper, but also less reliable. They may initially be a deal, but the generic parts may make you pay more in the long run.

If you are having extensive repairs done, make sure that you get several estimates. If you don't, you might be paying for more work than you actually need. Look for mechanics that know the ins and outs of your car. These shops are more likely to understand how to perform the repairs your car needs.

Know what the lights on the dashboard mean. They are located there to assist you, so use them to your advantage. When you ignore them, you'll pay for it. 

Have Auto Repair Needs? Keep These Tips In Mind! Monitor your dashboard lights regularly. They were put there for your assistance, so use them for that. Ignoring these warning lights will not make the problem go away.

Keep a DIY tool kit in your trunk. You need to include a complete tire changing kit. If you don't have a jack and lug wrench, get one. Also, you need Phillips and flat-head screwdrivers, a ratchet set, and various types of wrenches. Don't waste your money on bad quality tools. If you buy high quality tools, they will not break when you really need them.

Don't believe a mechanic who tries to tell you that you need to get your engine flushed as a part of a routine maintenance. Flushing your engine is generally unnecessary unless you've subjected it to great abuse, (like a long time between oil changes) and it's simply too expensive to purchase unless your car really needs it.

Even if you think your vehicle just has a minor issue, it pays to get it looked at just the same. Many people ignore smaller issues, and they eventually lead to much larger issues.

Don't lose hope about repairing your car. Buckle down and take the tips you learned here and get the repair done. Surely, you now see how you can do things within certain limits that will not leave you high and dry.

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