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Archive for March 2019Automotive Detective Work in FORT WORTHPosted March 31, 2019 11:02 AMThere's a reason we use the word “diagnose” when we talk about fixing cars in FORT WORTH. Figuring out what's wrong with your vehicle has a lot of similarities to figuring out what's wrong with someone who is ill. Vehicles are a mass of complex systems that can produce a variety of symptoms when something goes wrong. As with human diagnoses, a specific symptom may be indicative of a number of problems, and figuring out the specific cause takes training and experience. Westmoreland Transmissions Automotive Tips from Westmoreland Transmissions: Battery TestingPosted March 24, 2019 8:46 AMThe simple fact is that 70% of car batteries fail within 4 years. They just need to be replaced at Westmoreland Transmissions when they are no longer able to hold a full charge. Westmoreland Transmissions
FORT WORTH Customer Detective WorkPosted March 17, 2019 8:09 AMOne might say the most challenging part of being an automotive service technician at Westmoreland Transmissions is diagnosing a problem before it can be fixed.
Do you see where we're going? You're gathering additional information to help your technician at Westmoreland Transmissions know where to start. Based on your car and the tech's experience, he'll know where to look and can start with the obvious suspects. Ask us for details. Westmoreland Transmissions Tire Tread Depth for FORT WORTH, TX DriversPosted March 10, 2019 8:54 AMDriving on bald tires is like playing roulette. Though you may be fine today, eventually your luck is going to run out. This is where the studies come in. We think FORT WORTH drivers will be surprised. A section of a test track was flooded with a thin layer of water. If you laid a dime flat on the track, the water would be deep enough to surround the coin, but not enough to submerge it. A car and a full-sized pick-up truck were brought up to 70 mph/112 kph and then made a hard stop in the wet test area. Stopping distance and time were measured for three different tire depths. First, they tested new tires. Then tires worn to legal limits. And finally, tires with 4/32 inch/3.2 mm of tread were tested (the depth suggested by Consumer Reports.) Westmoreland Transmissions Make your Service Visit at Westmoreland Transmissions a Good OnePosted March 3, 2019 2:14 AMMost people don't love going to get their vehicle serviced, but it's one of those things you just have to do. So you might as well get the most of out of it. There are some steps you can take that will likely help you get the best results possible. For one thing, it's important to describe your problem (or problems) to the service advisor accurately and clearly. If your vehicle is making a noise, for example, take time to really listen to it and think of the best way to describe it. Does it increase in speed when you go faster? If you feel a vibration somewhere, where in the vehicle does it seem to originate? Some service advisors recommend writing things down. That way the driver won't forget any important clues that could lead to a successful resolution of the problem. Another thing is to make sure your vehicle is cleaned out and free of junk. That way the technician can access those nooks and crannies where some vital components may be. If your vehicle is full of strollers, boxes or your collection of fast food containers, it won't be easy for the technician to reach some of those parts. Oh, and if your vehicle is neat, it does send a signal that you really care about it. Finally, stay out of the way of the technician. A recent survey of technicians reveals they work more efficiently and do a better job when they don't have someone hanging on their every move. Can you imagine how you'd feel if someone hovered over you all day while you were trying to get your work done? Westmoreland Transmissions | ||
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