Don’t Get Distracted By These Things While Driving
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Distracted driving is a big problem on the roads these days, with more and more accidents being caused every year by this relatively new phenomenon. Everything on the road can…
Seven Signs of a Bad Automatic Transmission
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Taking care of your car, truck, or utility vehicle’s automatic transmission will extend its life. Oxford Automotive advises that transmission services are recommended every 30,000 miles. This allows us to…
You’ll Get a Dashboard Warning With a Faulty Mass Airflow Sensor
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The mass airflow (MAF) sensor doesn’t have a warning light of its own, but if it goes bad or gets dirty, the engine control unit (ECU) will turn on the…
What Happens When the Oxygen Sensor Goes Bad?
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In older automobiles, the oxygen sensor lasts about 30,000 miles. In newer automobiles, you can expect to get about 100,000 miles out of the sensor. Also called the O2 sensor,…
How Can I Tell if My Car’s Starter Has Died?
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You will not be able to start your automobile without a functioning starter. It doesn’t matter how charged the battery is and how much voltage the alternator is generating. The…
Do I Really Need to Put High-Octane Gas in My Car?
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If your vehicle manufacturer recommends high-octane gas for your automobile, then, yes, you do need to put high-octane gas in the tank. If you put a lower octane rating than…
What Are the Signs When the Fuel Pump Has Died
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Have you ever wondered how your gasoline or diesel fuel makes its way out of the tank and into the engine? The fuel pump is how. You can expect to…
If You Drive a Certain Way You Can Boost Your Gas Mileage
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With the holidays just around the corner, you need to save money where you can. How about filling up your automobile less often? You may not believe us here at…
Why Do My Car Windows Fog Up When I Turn On the Heater?
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Your car windows are fogging up when you turn on the heater most likely because your heater core has a leak. The heater core uses hot engine coolant to warm…
Three Signs My Car’s Thermostat Is Going Out
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If you drive a high-mileage vehicle that is 10 years old or older, you may be facing a dead thermostat soon. Oxford Automotive advises that the average lifespan of a…
