Steering and CV Boots
The Steering and Driveshaft mechanisms on most modern cars have a number of protective rubber boots designed to keep moisture and dirt from damaging vital
Neil Moxey
26th July 2013
Timing Belts
WHAT IS A TIMING BELT? Sometimes called a camshaft drive belt or cam belt, the timing belt is a reinforced, toothed rubber belt used in
Neil Moxey
26th July 2013
Fuel Systems
To improve fuel efficiency and lower pollution levels, modern vehicles are fitted with electronic fuel injection (EFI) in place of the Carburettor. Although complex in
Neil Moxey
26th July 2013
Brake Fluid
Brake Fluid is the lifeblood of the brake hydraulic system in your car. Brake fluid transfers the pressure you apply on the brake pedal to
Neil Moxey
26th July 2013
Service Intervals
Most car manufacturers recommend service intervals from 10,000 kms or 15,000 kms and even up to 20,000 kms. But these service intervals are dramatically reduced
Neil Moxey
22nd July 2013
Cooling System Hoses
The radiator is what keeps your car engine from overheating and “blowing up”! And the hoses provide the life blood for this process – cooling
Neil Moxey
22nd July 2013