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How to Keep Your Vehicle Dependable

How to Keep Your Vehicle Dependable. Taylor Whipkey November 28, 2011. Fuel. Always know how much fuel is in your tank Never let it get under ¼ tank, this burns out the fuel pump Always look for the best gas prices

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How to Keep Your Vehicle Dependable

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  1. How to Keep Your Vehicle Dependable Taylor Whipkey November 28, 2011

  2. Fuel • Always know how much fuel is in your tank • Never let it get under ¼ tank, this burns out the fuel pump • Always look for the best gas prices • Never put fuel in your tank at a gas station that has just had tanks refilled by semis, this stirs up the dirt and can clog your engine

  3. Oil • Change your oil and oil filter every 3000 miles • If you don’t know how to change your oil, click here • Use a top brand oil, a little more money goes a long way • Check your oil every time you refill your gas tank • Check to ensure there are no oil stains in your driveway

  4. Tires • Rotate and balance your tires every 6,000-8,000 miles, or every other oil change • Check the tread to ensure good grip on the road • Buy tires that suit to your regions’ weather • Always get the warranty, it’s inexpensive and it will save you a lot of money in the long run • Warranty- $5-$10 or sometimes free, To replace/repair 1 tire- $30-100

  5. Cleaning • Wash your vehicle at least once every other week • Wash it at least once a week if there is salt on the roads after snow or ice • Vacuum and wipe down the interior once a month • Keeping your vehicle clean will help to prevent rust, chipping, and increase overall value

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