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Posted on: 24 September 2021
Despite being heavy-duty machines, semi-trucks suffer wear and tear just like any other automobile. Considering the heavy work, you would expect some of the mechanical parts to break down at some point. Though routine maintenance does minimize the chances of this happening, you need to know when to visit a semi-truck repair shop. Here are the signs to look out for. 1. Poor Engine Performance You certainly need semi-truck repair services if your truck's engine seems to have low power.
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Posted on: 24 August 2021
Most people know that if your car will not shift gears or has trouble shifting gears, they likely have a transmission problem. However, your transmission may give you many signs that it may be in need of repair. Knowing what these signs are can help you get transmission repair as soon as problems develop rather than having to wait until you can't drive your car at all. Here are a few of the lesser-known signs that your automobile may need transmission repair.
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Posted on: 21 July 2021
For a driver that needs to use a trailer in order to transport materials and equipment, it is important to make sure that any problems that the trailer experiences are repaired promptly. Failing to do this can increase the chances of experiencing a major trailer failure when you are actively using it to transport items. Electrical Problems An electrical problem with the trailer is an issue that can substantially increase your chances of being involved in an accident.
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Posted on: 11 June 2021
Have you ever wondered how much horsepower and torque your vehicle is putting down to the road? While manufacturer specs provide a baseline, they may be inaccurate or even intentionally deceiving. In addition, wear and tear along with aftermarket upgrades can also increase or decrease your car's power, potentially drastically altering its driving characteristics. Enter the humble dynamometer or dyno. These specialized devices measure the amount of wheel horsepower generated by your vehicle.
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