Do You Have Carbon Buildup On Your Intake Valves?
If you’re driving a late model vehicle, it's likely equipped with a direct fuel injection system. Older vehicles with conventional fuel injection systems deliver fuel to the engine through injectors located in the intake manifold. Newer vehicles with direct injection systems locate the fuel injectors directly in the combustion chamber of the engine; allowing the fuel to be atomized more effectively, resulting in increased fuel economy, power, and response. The downside to this revelation in fuel injection technology is the potential for carbon-buildup to occur. Because fuel no longer passes over and "washes" the back of the intake valves, carbon-deposits commonly form on the valve surfaces.
Rising tariffs may lead to higher repair costs and part delays. Learn how to stay prepared with proactive maintenance and smart repair planning.
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National Car Care Month in April is the time of year to give your car some extra attention. Basic maintenance can go a long way toward improving the safety and dependability of your vehicle, plus it helps avoid costly repairs down the road.
One way to avoid a disastrous road trip is to make sure the vehicle you will be driving is running well. A 10-minute pre-trip check is a quick and easy way to help avoid the inconvenience of a breakdown many miles away from home. A pre-trip check to help ensure safety and reliability on the road is always a good idea, especially in winter.
Carol and I had the opportunity to use previous canceled flights to Sweden to attend the 75th Anniversary of the Saab Automobile.
Join Us!Saturday, June 14th, 2021Starting at 8 AM - $80 per person Luncheon to Follow
I've been engaged in the automotive industry in one way or another for most of my life. At 15 years old, my first real job was pumping gas, washing cars, and helping keep Andy Long's Atlantic Filling Station in Shamokin, PA, clean and tidy and, of course, putting those little "Red Balls" on our customer's antennas. Remember the days when someone else put gas in your car, and the give-aways were abundant—no more Tiger Tails in your tank from Exon these days.
In light of Swedish Motors' 40th Anniversary, we sat down with Rich Kushner to talk about the Classic Car Museum.
This month was possibly the most difficult one to deal with for everyone ever since the outbreak of COVID-19. April would typically be a time when friends and family come together to celebrate Easter or Passover, but that wasn't possible due to the current situation. Although the loss of these moments is disheartening during these uncertain times, we are putting the lives of our staff and the economies of the communities we serve first before anything else. We are taking all the precautions we can to protect you and our team. We are disinfecting our customer's vehicle inside and out before they are returned.
