Best Gloves for the Garage: Think Nitrile October 18, 2017 / in Gloves The days of heading home with black fingernails and grease-stained hands are long gone. Today’s professional installers wear gloves to protect their hands from dangerous fluids, hazardous chemicals, and the harsh auto repair environment. The modern work glove is disposable, inexpensive, comfortable, […]
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Fuel Filter 101 – Symptoms, Replacement and Cost October 11, 2017 / in Filters, Fuel Filters While it’s much cleaner today than ever before, the fuel in your vehicle’s gas tank still contains particles, sediment, and contaminants that can clog the fuel filter. The buildup of contaminants restricts the flow of fuel, which can subsequently
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XLD-OE2 Wiper Blade Adapter for TB16 Wiper Arm October 4, 2017 / in Wiper Blades For 2008 – 2018 Audi/ Porsche/ Volkswagen Models Many newer Audi, Porsche, and Volkswagen models use a top-button wiper arm with dimensions that are different from the standard top-button. On these applications, the inside dimension of this arm features a
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What’s the Best Oil Filter for Synthetic Oil? September 27, 2017 / in Oil Filters, Synthetic Oil Filters The use of synthetic oil has been on the rise for years following the federal Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standard’s initiative to have automakers maximize engine efficiency and cut carbon pollution. As a result of the
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Diesel Fuel Filters Are Different September 19, 2017 / in Filters, Fuel Filters The traditional best practice for fuel filter replacement called for 30,000 mile change intervals. It didn’t matter so much if someone was driving a gas or diesel fueled vehicle – the fuel filter had to be watched either way. As automotive technology
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Key Characteristics of a Well-Made Oil Filter September 11, 2017 / in Oil Filters, Spin-on Oil Filters, Synthetic Oil Filters Customers rely on professional installers for quality vehicle service and replacement parts, and spin-on oil filters are no exception. From the outside, most spin-on oil filters look similar. However, there are some significant differences in
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Quick Tips: A Few Things You Should Know About Changing Your Rear Wiper Blade August 15, 2017 / in Wiper Blades Recently I noticed that the wiper blade on the rear window of my SUV was screeching loudly on every pass over the window and was no longer performing well. A quick inspection revealed that
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Why the Resurgence of Cartridge Oil Filters? ECOGARD Explains August 11, 2017 / in Cartridge Oil Filters Cartridge oil filters are a unique type of automotive oil filter sometimes referred to as the “eco oil filter”. Unlike the more common conventional spin-on type of filters, which feature a steel outer canister, cartridge oil filters are
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Reasons to Trust a Professional Installer to Change Your Car’s Engine Air Filter July 31, 2017 / in Air Filters, Filters A clean engine air filter prevents dirt, bugs, and debris from damaging your vehicle’s engine. Most auto manufacturers recommend replacing the air filter once a year or every 10,000 to 15,000 miles. Checking the
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5 Signs It’s Time To Replace Your Engine Air Filter July 25, 2017 / in Air Filters A clean engine air filter allows for proper acceleration, extended engine life, lower emissions and overall improved engine performance. Your vehicle’s engine requires both fuel and air to create power. However, to prevent damage to the engine, the
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