Archive for December 2020Upgrade Shocks for Better Handling in KingwoodPosted December 27, 2020 7:09 AMMany Kingwood drivers probably don't think of their shock absorbers as an important safety system; but that's just what shocks and struts are. They're all about ride control – keeping your vehicle tires in contact with the road and managing body motion. Kingwood Service Center No Yolk! Rotten Egg Smell (Sulfur Smell Causes)Posted December 20, 2020 9:37 AMThe pungent smell of rotten eggs can send people running for the hills. So when that odor is inside your vehicle, yikes! Yolks! The good news is that a trained service technician can search the source of that smell and stanch the stench… that comes from another words that begins with S. Sulfur. Fuel contains small amounts of hydrogen sulfide, but they're enough to stink up a vehicle when it's not properly burned. You may know that the smell of rotten eggs can often be a sign of a catalytic converter that isn't working the way it should. That could be due to age, damage or an abundance of oil that's clogging it up. If a sensor in charge of managing the fuel has failed, the engine can run with too rich of a fuel mixture. That can overload the catalytic converter and allow some of the byproducts to escape without interruption from the chemical reaction that is supposed to prevent them from going out the tailpipe. There's another possibility, but it's usually only in stick shift vehicles. That's leaking, old transmission fluid. Catalytic converter repairs are best left to a professional. Technicians at your vehicle service facility have equipment and training that can help them pinpoint the cause of this funky fragrance. Once the cause is found, repairs made and/or parts replaced, the smell should go away fairly rapidly. Kingwood Service Center Clean Fuel Makes a Happy Engine in Kingwood, TXPosted December 13, 2020 2:43 AMIf the fuel system in your vehicle is dirty, you will be hurting your engine and losing performance as you drive around Kingwood, TX. Kingwood Service Center Kingwood Service Center Brake Service for Safe Stopping in KingwoodPosted December 6, 2020 11:20 AMLet's talk about something critical for all Kingwood drivers: your brakes. Your vehicle is heavy, and it takes a lot of muscle to bring it and your passengers to a safe stop – so everything needs to be in good working order. Here's an explanation on how your disc brakes work: The wheel hub keeps your wheel attached to your vehicle. The brake disc – or rotor – is attached to the hub and rotates with the wheel as you drive around Kingwood. Your brake pads clamp onto the rotor to slow the wheel. Kingwood Service Center | ||
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