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By Joe Marconi, an Elite Worldwide Blog - My roots in the automotive industry go back to the 1970s working in a small 2-bay auto repair shop. That meant that I was expected to repair or service nearly anything that rolled into my work bay. Everyone employed in the automotive industry should feel proud of the work they do.
Dashboard Warning Lights: Check your dashboard for any warning lights, such as the battery light or the checkenginelight. Strange Noises: A squealing or grinding noise coming from the engine area could indicate a problem with the alternator.
The Significance Of The CheckEngineLight The CheckEngineLight (CEL) is a key alert system in vehicles that indicates when something is off with one of the car’s systems. Regular diagnostic checks are a wise investment for any vehicle owner committed to maintaining their vehicle in top condition.
Signs That Your Vehicle Needs an Oil Change Recognizing the signs that your vehicle needs an oil change is essential for preventing engine problems. Common indicators include the oil change light or checkenginelight illuminating, oil that appears dark and dirty, increased engine noise, and decreased fuel efficiency.
We’ve built great relationships with these shops, which send us brake jobs, starting problems, checkenginelights, and more. I’m a big advocate of collaboration within the automotiveservice industry and hope to see and inspire more of it. It’s well worth a $50 lunch.
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