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How To Fix A Car That Won’t Start?

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If you are in a hurry to go somewhere, and your car doesn’t start, it is quite frustrating. If your vehicle is parked in a safe location, the problem may not be as big as if your vehicle is stranded in the middle of the road. You use your car for dropping children to school, going on a vacation, travelling to work, visiting the shopping complex, and for many other important purposes. If your car suddenly breaks down unexpectedly, it is quite difficult to handle. Here are some of the reasons why your car won’t start and possible solutions (fixes) for the same. 1. A Dead Battery The battery provides electrical power to the entire car including various components like the music system, AC, lights, etc. and your engine. One of the most common reasons why your car won’t start is a dead battery. Causes Corroded car battery Car battery’s life span is over Loose battery cable Freezing and sub-freezing temperatures Dome light or headlights remained switched on overnight S...

How To Maintain Your Car’s Heater

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Winter is the time of the year when the temperatures drop drastically making the driving conditions extremely difficult. Roads become slushier due to accumulated ice, snow, and water. Winter is also that time of the year when you often end up spending more time in the car than your home. Hence, a functional heating system in your car is crucial for both, your health and the health of your car as well. You don’t want to get left out in the cold, do you? Causes Behind Malfunctioning Car Heating System Low Coolant Levels The low coolant level in your car is one of the possible reasons behind the improper functioning of your car’s heating system. If the coolant levels are quite low, the hot engine coolant won’t reach the heater core. This does not allow hot air to flow in the cabin. An easy way to check the coolant fluid level is by opening the vehicle hood when the engine is cold. Open the radiator cap and check whether the coolant levels are between the maximum and minimum ...