http://www.happyherald.com/palmbeach/articles.sec-8514-1-happy-motoring.html Have you ever wondered how engineers design vehicles and in their thinking, include how to repair it once all the components are installed? I know I do. I find it hard to tell a customer just how much a repair is going to cost when the part itself is somewhat inexpensive.]]> Caution must be used when filling up in the near future to prevent damage to vehicles older than 2001. The government has settled on a label for gas stations selling a blend of gasoline and ethanol called E15.]]> I would recommend trying to change your tire before you have a flat so that you are familiar with the process and precautions as well as the tools needed.]]> I always have customers coming into the shop asking questions about what the check engine light really means when it illuminates, what causes it and how does the car computer really operate. Below helps to explain just that. Recently I had a customer come in with a vehicle issue.]]> With gas prices soaring there appears to be no immediate end in sight and there are a few things one should do in order to help save at the pump.]]> On many occasions, I have customers bringing in their vehicles because their oil cooler lines begin to leak and cause oil stains in their garages or driveways. Many service centers like to replace the entire lines and if purchased from the dealer, they can cost in the area of approximately $129.]]> In my previous article I talked about a 1927 Willys Knight Convertible Cabriolet Model 66A and after being in storage for 53 years, she was in need of some minor parts such as water gaskets, exha]]>