Posted on: 25 June 2020
The manufacturer of a particular vehicle usually puts down various vehicle servicing requirements in the logbook of that car. You are supposed to follow those requirements if you want your vehicle to run efficiently and remain in great working condition for the longest time possible. The servicing requirements usually include the regular changing of different fluids and parts of your car, especially those found under the hood. Every time you have this service, your logbook should be stamped by a qualified logbook servicing specialist/company as proof that you have adhered to the manufacturer's specifications.
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Posted on: 30 January 2019
If you are a mechanic and own an auto shop, you may have decided to expand and start servicing Hino trucks. This business expansion means several things. One of them is becoming certified to be a Hino mechanic and parts dealership. In addition to the certification, you will also want to build your parts stock department with certified Hino truck parts. When you do this, you may notice the ability to order diagnostic equipment as well.
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Posted on: 13 February 2018
If you're part of a typical Australian family, it's likely that you have more than one car sitting in the driveway. The husband and wife may have one each so that they can go back and forth to work, while a child who is in college may have a cheap runaround of their own. It's also fair to say that one or more of these vehicles may be several years old and may not be as reliable as it used to be and in this case, you may have some tools and equipment on hand in case of breakdown.
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Posted on: 25 October 2017
If you want better performance and handling from your vehicle, you may not need to start shopping around for a new car altogether. There are many add-ons and accessories you can consider that will improve the performance of an engine, steering, braking, and everything else under the hood. Note a few tips on how to improve a car's overall handling and performance, and discuss these options with a mechanic as needed.
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