Common Exhaust Problems

Exhausts are an indispensable facet of a car’s mechanical structure, being the means by which the byproduct waste gases of combustion are expelled from the engine. When problems arise with your exhaust, these waste products can prove dangerous for your car, you and your passengers, and the environment. Consequently, it is of the utmost importance that you keep your exhaust in good nick, so in our second article of the month we’ll be looking at the most common exhaust problems you should be mindful of. Rust The likeliest reason that your exhaust will suffer failure will be that rust has…

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Servicing for Spring

As the weather starts to get warmer and summer fast-approaches, there’s no better time than now to start planning a trip away! Whether you are visiting friends or going on a road trip with your family, you must make sure your vehicle can withstand the long journey without breaking down. Identifying and fixing any problems now will stop the problem from escalating, saving you a great deal of money and stress later on. Here, we will list the main things you should be aware of as a driver to prevent you from encountering any issues whilst travelling. Overheating From leaks…

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Exhaust Smoke Colour Warnings

A car exhaust plays a huge part in air pollution but not enough of us pay attention to our car’s exhaust. Things can be running seemingly fine everywhere else, yet the fuel coming from the exhaust can tell a whole other story! Different coloured exhaust smoke is one of the biggest signs that you have a problem somewhere, but which colour relates to what problem and what exactly should you do about it? White, blue, black and sometimes even grey coloured smoke are the telltale signs that something isn’t quite right with your car. So let’s take a closer look…

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Exhausts: Top tips for when to replace them?

When it comes to driving, everybody wants a car they can rely on and that will perform to the best of its ability, but achieving this depends heavily on the state of your exhaust system. The role of the exhaust is to transfer toxic gases, which can be harmful to both the driver and the passengers, away from the car and outside. As well as posing a health risk, if the exhaust is in bad condition then the whole running of your vehicle will also be affected. With this in mind, the exhaust should be considered the heart of your…

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