This month I would like to discuss a car care line of maintenance products by BG Products.
We have all considered buying an extended warranty contract when purchasing a new car. The problem is they can be extremely expensive and only cover a certain amount of miles and time. How would you like to have an extended warranty contract on your car for the life of that car and all you have to do is maintain that car. Sounds crazy right? Well BG Products offers just that. Let me explain.
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Did you know that if your car is still under the factory warranty you do not have to take your vehicle to the dealer for its scheduled maintenance and non-warranty repairs.
According to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975 manufacturers are not allowed to void the vehicles warranty just because aftermarket parts are used on the vehicle. You also have the option to take your vehicle to any qualified repair facility to do scheduled maintenance. So, for example, lets say your transmission fails... ![]()
February, 2010
This month I wanted to discuss Factory recalls.
Those of you who have newer cars, or are still subject to factory recalls, need to be aware of information that your dealership may not want you to know.
All of us are aware of the massive recall that Toyota is in the middle of because of the horrific accident that killed 4 people due to a sticking gas pedal. Toyota may or may not have been aware of this problem before this terrible accident. But did you know that all recalls are not... ![]()
Your cooling system is an extremely important system in your vehicle. It’s job is to keep the engine cooled so it doesn’t overheat.
Here’s how it works. Engine coolant, also known as antifreeze, runs through your engine’s cooling system. It moves from the radiator to the engine and back again. The water pump function is to keep that cooling fluid moving. The radiator’s job is to allow cooler air to bring down the temperature of the coolant.
What is the coolant?
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Today, many people are interested in getting the most life out of their cars. They want to keep them longer and avoid new car payments. Well, you’ll be happy to know that a lot of cars today can last much longer than previous years.
Cars are better built by all car manufacturers. Some are higher quality and more reliable than others, but overall, most are much more reliable than ever before in history. But, that doesn’t guarantee a 200,000 mile vehicle. You have a role in getting... ![]()