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GMC Certified Pre-Owned Cars

August 21, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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If you’re looking for a great deal on your next vehicle but you’re unsure about buying used, consider the satisfaction and certainty that comes with a GMC Certified Pre-Owned vehicle. All vehicles in the program come with a thorough inspection, two warranties, a complimentary vehicle history report and plenty of additional benefits.

Ready to take the next step? Learn more about the GMC Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle program:

• Thorough inspectionGM-trained technicians conduct a 117-point inspection to ensure that each and every certified vehicle adheres to strict safety and functionality standards. The technicians test various exterior and interior parts as well as under the hood and under the vehicle. They even check the exterior and interior detailing. If any part of the vehicle is not up to standard, it will be replaced or the vehicle will not be certified.

• Two warrantiesEach Certified Pre-Owned GMC vehicle comes with a 12-month / 12,000-mile warranty, which covers nearly every part of the vehicle. It also comes with a transferable 5-year / 100,000 mile powertrain limited warranty, which covers the engine, transmission and drive systems. This warranty comes with 24-hour roadside assistance, courtesy transportation and no deductible.

• Other benefitsTo ensure the vehicle you’re purchasing doesn’t have any past problems, all GMC Certified Used vehicles come with a free, detailed CARFAX Vehicle History Report. Your vehicle also comes with a satisfaction guarantee; if you’re not completely satisfied within three days or 150 miles, whichever comes first, you can bring it back to the dealer for an exchange. In addition, all GMC Certified Used vehicles come with three months of complimentary XM Radio and OnStar service.

Consumer confidence is important to GMC. That’s why the GMC Certified Used Car program is one that you can count on. If you’re looking for a used vehicle that you can drive for years to come, consider a GMC Certified Pre-Owned vehicle today.

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When a transmission is having problems, a person can take it to a specialist who will determine if the problem is caused by something electrical or mechanical. Discover how transmission fluid is examined to identify problems with help from an automotive technology professor in this free video on transmission problems. Expert: Bob Ricewasser Bio: Bob Ricewasser is a former automotive technology professor, and an avid car collector. Filmmaker: Nathan Boehme
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Transmission Repair Made Easy

August 20, 2011 By Leave a Comment

When most drivers hear the word transmission they automatically think of costly repairsthis perception can be true. If drivers do not regularly maintain the quality of their transmission, repairs can be costly. However sometimes they can be as simple as replacing small parts of the transmission. For transmission repair in Fort Worth, Texas, Multistate Transmissions is the best option for being able to know the difference between a relatively simple inexpensive repair and a more extensive one. http://multistatetransmission.net/index.php

There are a couple warning signs that drivers should be familiar with that will indicate a possibly failing transmission (and thus costly repair): shift ease or missed shifts, leaks and fluid quality and level. When it comes to shifting, it should be relatively easy to do so. If it becomes more difficult to do so, or the car begins missing shifts altogether, most likely there is a transmission issue that will require immediate action on the drivers part. As for leaks, transmission fluid is a red-ish color, so if drivers ever notice a red-ish puddle under their car, again, this will require immediate action. Fluid should be clear and clean, and if it ever seems dark and dirty, while this is not ominous, it should probably be addressed in the near future. However, fluid levels need to be checked often and are much more pressing. One of the basic necessities for a healthy transmission is good lubrication so the gears do not grind directly on one another. If the transmission fluid levels are low and drivers continue using the vehicle, they could cause some serious damage to the transmission in its entirety.

However, no matter how cautious or prudent a driver is with the care of their transmission, it is likely that issues will develop at one point or another because of the constant grinding and wear and tear of the gears. In order to perform a thorough transmission repair, drivers need to make sure their vehicles are in the hands of talented specialists with the right knowledge, the right service and the right tools. This is why Multistate Transmissions is the best option available for transmission repair in Fort Worth. Multistate Transmissions specializes with transmissions, thus can make thorough repairs while still trying to remain at an affordable price. http://multistatetransmission.net/services.php

Since transmissions are one of the most complicated parts of a vehicle and are made up of many different pieces, it is important to examine all the pieces since transmissions get such aggressive wear and tear during the repair. According to Multistate Transmissions Website, cleaning is an important part of the repair process as well. For each repair, Every transmission is completely disassembled then thoroughly cleaned and inspected. All parts are inspected for contaminants that result in premature wear to gears, bearings, shafts and other precision components. Transmission cleaning includes individual component hand washing. Parts are carefully inspected and bushings are replaced to insure proper clearance. Many of the pieces may require replacement or at the very least may be on their way toward requiring replacement and many drivers and mechanics alike have the policy that pieces should all be in the best possible state, so mechanics may choose to replace them early.

Multistate Transmission receives transmission parts often and will always have the part a driver needs. Because of this, transmission repairs are completely effectively and quickly. Their expertise and specialization in the field of transmission make Multistate Transmissions the go-to for transmission repair in Fort Worth. http://multistatetransmission.net/about.php

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Classic Redneck how-do video. Shows you how most automatic transmissions work,the planetary gear system,torque converters and clutches. And also how you may be able to fix your broken transmission [Part #2](HD)

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Why Are New Cars with DSG Transmission Even Better

August 19, 2011 By 2 Comments

Every car owner knows that a manual shift gearbox is the choice for speed, control and fuel consumption. No matter how well engineered, the slippage typical of automatic gearboxes wastes power, and invariably places the wrong gear in at the wrong moment. Since the transmission and wheels are independent, there simply needs to be a human ensuring that the gears are switched to keep the engine in its most power-giving or fuel-efficient state. The problem is that manual gear shifting necessitates careful practice and training, since even an expert driver can make a mistake and damage the gearbox with a bad shift. This is particularly true in modern commuter vehicles, which are constructed with simple gearboxes not designed to withstand sudden and dramatic shifts in gear.

In order to ameliorate this problem, Porsche developed the “Direkt Schalt Getriebe” known in English as the Direct Shift Gearbox.

This gearbox is unique in that it uses a dual clutch system, so that the driveshaft does not need to be wholly disengaged in order to shift gear. Instead, the two alternating drive shafts are set with opposing gears (generally 1, 3 and 5 on one, 2, 4 and 6 on the other) and will slide on or off of the drive shaft as appropriate. To facilitate this sudden shifting, the Direct Shift Gearbox uses an electronic gear-shifting system which is connected to the car’s engine. This enables the gearbox to know exactly how fast the car is going, how well it is gripping, and what gear the transmission needs to move to. As such, the car becomes “automatic” in that the driver needs only to put the car into “drive,” yet it avoids the energy loss and inefficiency of traditional automatic gearboxes. The transmissions electronic control unit is capable of determining exactly where the engine’s power is at and shift the gears accordingly. It is as though one has a professional racing driver shifting gears for them at all times.

The DSG system has become widely implemented in vehicles both on and off the raceway. Because the system can directly shift in a matter of nanoseconds, it consistently produced superior off-the-line and on-road acceleration results well above what was physically possible for traditional manual gearboxes, while wasting no power or fuel. It is now widely recognized to be the replacement for traditional automatics, and has been widely included in both racing vehicles and tame production cars. It has become particularly popular among the drag racing and hot-hatch driving crowd, since the inhumanly fast gear shifting enables new cars to reach their maximum speed in the absolute minimum amount of time.

The DSG has also shown applications in increased safety. By allowing a car to very quickly accelerate and decelerate around an obstacle, the Direct Shift Gearbox is seen as promoting proactive accident avoidance, since it allows for more control when a driver is swerving. The DSG also prevents many of the over-revving and under-revving problems that occur in wet, icy or muddy conditions. All too often, automatic (and improperly shifted manuals) rev and run when they lose traction, digging the car deeper into mud or snow while impairing and damaging the engine. The DSG system avoids this by its quick and powerful downshifting and up shifting, enabling a car to very quickly extract itself from muddy situations. Additionally, the Direct Shift Gearbox system provides improved grip and handling on wet, unpaved or damaged roadways, ensuring that the driver retains better control. This is also seen as proactive protection against potential accid nts, as it ensures the driver does not slide off the road.

Hugh McInnes is addicted for vehicles and is always trying to experience new cars through a test drive or even using his colleagues cars. Since Hugh drove a car with DSG system he realised how amazing it is on and off road, and so he recommends it for everybody who likes driving.

Emmy award winning mechanic Scotty Kilmer shows the advantages of buying a standard transmission car versus an automatic.

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Buick Certified Pre-Owned Cars

August 19, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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An Automotive Transmission Overview from a Tampa Mechanic

August 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Car owners are often at a loss when they bring their vehicles to an auto service shop for a diagnostic checkup or car repair, even if it is just for auto AC repair. What more if the problem has anything to do with the brakes, engine or transmission? It would greatly benefit car owners to try to learn about how their vehicles work. This can be done in stages. For a start, here’s an automotive transmission overview from a Tampa mechanic.

The car transmission is a mechanism connected to the back of the car engine, sending power from the engine to the drive wheels. Since a car is either a front wheel drive or a rear wheel drive, there are also two basic types of automatic transmission.

Both types of transmission ensure that power is sent to the drive wheels while keeping the engine at its best RPM (revolutions per minute) range. This is done through several gear combinations.

At the lowest gear the engine is turning faster than the drive wheels. At high gear, the engine loafs while the wheels are speeding. At neutral, the transmission disconnects the engine from the drive wheels. With reverse, the wheels are made to turn in the opposite direction for the car to back up. At park, a latch like a deadbolt is locked on the output shaft to prevent the drive wheels from turning.

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In a car with a rear wheel drive, there is a hump on the floorboard beside the gas pedal. Beneath this hump is the transmission. The connection between the transmission and the final drive at the rear axle is called the drive shaft. Power from the engine goes through the torque converter and the transmission to be sent through the drive shaft to the final drive. There the power is split to be sent to the two rear wheels through the rear axle.

In a car with a front wheel drive the final drive is in front, between the two front wheels. The transmission is combined with it and the combination is called a transaxle. The engine is mounted sideways in front of the transaxle. The front axle, on the other hand, is connected to the transaxle. Power from the engine goes through the torque converter and has to pass through a chain that brings it around to the transmission which, in turn, sends it to the final drive. There the power is split to be sent to the two front wheels through the front axle.

Aside from these two basic transmission types which are the most common, there are other variations. In some front wheel drive vehicles, the engine is not mounted sideways but front to back. In the rear wheel drive system used often by Porsche, the engine, transmission and final drive are all mounted in the rear. The new Corvette’s rear wheel drive, on the other hand, the engine and torque converter are in front but the transmission is mounted on the final drive at the rear. A different set up altogether is used on four wheel drives.

The transmission system is made up of the mechanical planetary gear sets; the hydraulic system that sends the transmission fluid; the torque converter that behaves as the clutch; seals and gaskets that prevent oil leaks; the governor and modulator or throttle cable that determines shifting; and, on newer models, the computer that controls oil flow.

With a general knowledge of your car’s transmission, you will be better equipped in discussing your car’s performance and any of its problems with your Tampa mechanic whenever you drive into your auto service shop.

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Taking the Jerk Out of Your Transmission

August 17, 2011 By Leave a Comment

It would be great if you could just eliminate all the “jerks” in your life. You wouldn’t have to put up with annoying people who are rude to you. You wouldn’t have to start and stop your car in heavy traffic. You wouldn’t have to wonder about that awful clunking sound when your car shifts from one gear to another.

The bad news is the jerks who are people and the car jerking related to driving in traffic congestion cannot be fixed with mobile car service. The good news is Mobile Car Care can help with the clunking sound which makes you clench your teeth as the sound of metal on metal resounds through the car. With the sophisticated diagnostic and repair equipment on mobile car care vans, you can eliminate the transmission jerks from your life with convenience and ease.

Slip Sliding and Flushing Away

Most vehicles today are manufactured with automatic transmissions, but there are plenty of manual gearboxes in cars of all ages. The transmission is a complex piece of equipment that is essential to your car’s smooth operation. Actually the transmission is a set of mechanical systems which can include hydraulic, electrical and computerised units. That is why Mobile Car Care vans are equipped to deal with a variety of common transmission problems.

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What are the typical car transmission repair needs which can be handled by a mobile car care service? You might be surprised to learn that most problems can be fixed in your driveway or at your place of business. You don’t have to try and manage your life or balance your business needs without an essential car or van because a repair shop keeps it for days at a time.

Mobile Car Care can handle a wide range of transmission issues and repairs.

* Slipping
* Leaking fluid
* Won’t shift
* Jerks when trying to shift into park or reverse
* Computer problems
* Shift throttle cable problems including breakage
* Normal wear requiring complete overhaul
* Linkage vacuum hoses broken or worn
* Loose electrical connections

Naturally these are not all of the transmission problems which can occur, but they are the most common. From replacing computerised modules to flushing the transmission, the Mobile Car Care van is prepared to deal with all of the common repair needs your transmission may require. In the unlikely event the problem requires special tools and cannot be fixed at a remote site, the Mobile Car Care workshop is fully equipped with trained mobile mechanics ready to get your car quickly back in action.

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The type of transmission repair your vehicle needs depends on the problem of course. The mobile repair van is fully equipped to make and accurate diagnosis and then repair the problem. Repairs include sealing leaks, replacing parts such as sensors and solenoids, tightening electrical connections, replacing broken linkages, and even doing a complete transmission overhaul.

It is important that vehicle owners detect transmission problems as soon as possible just like it is important to do regular maintenance. Signs a transmission problem exists include leaks under the car, vibrations or odd sounds, car refusing to shift smoothly, or car refusing to shift at all. Vehicle owners should check fluid levels and connections regularly.

Businesses operating fleets of cars and/or vans can take advantage of the Mobile Car Care on-site service program to prevent problems. For example, service programs include periodic transmission flushing.

Mobile Car Care can handle most of the typical transmission problems wherever your vehicle is parked.

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Car Leasing in More Detail

August 16, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Article by Car Guru writes for DriveAway Holidays

If you are in need of a vehicle in Europe for 30 days or longer, chances are, a Peugeot Lease may be a good option for you to consider. Specially designed for those holidaying for longer periods of time, leasing is an increasingly popular way of travelling, with many advantages over normal rental.

What’s the difference between car leasing and rental?

While renting a car allows you to request the category, i.e. size, transmission, and number of seats etc, suppliers do not guarantee specific makes and models of car or fuel types. When booking a lease on the other hand, you choose the exact model of car that you will get, including fuel type, transmission, accessories, and more. The only thing that cannot be guaranteed is the colour of the car, however even this can be requested! Leasing is also designed for travellers who need a vehicle for a longer period of time, with rates that work out better value than a long rental.

All Peugeot Leasing rates include:

A BRAND NEW tax free left hand drive Peugeot Full Vehicle Insurance cover including third party liability and theft Full factory warranty Personal Accident Insurance (PAI). Unlimited Kilometres 24 hour Peugeot Roadside Assistance (conditions apply). No Insurance Excess Additional drivers (conditions/restrictions apply).

How does it work?

Peugeot Leasing is a program offered by Peugeot, France. Cars are ordered direct from the factory, so you will be the first to drive your vehicle, just like owning a new car! Once leases end, vehicles are then sold.

What are the conditions?

As with a rental, there are rules and conditions that apply to a Peugeot lease.

To qualify for a Peugeot Lease, you must:

Reside outside of the European Union Stay in the European Union for no more than 185 days in any consecutive 12 month period Must be an Australian Resident Be a minimum age of 18 with full Australian driver’s license (provisional license not accepted).

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Transmission Problems and Repairs

August 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Transmissions are something that need to be replaced or rebuilt at one point of your car’s life. Many people are used to hearing horror stories of the cost and wait times to get your transmission repaired, and it does not have to be that way. By shopping around and using your local, trusted transmission service business, you will ensure that your car will be fixed properly and swiftly, with no hassle. Do not let your life be turned upside down just because the transmission goes out in your car.
 
By choosing a professional, servicing your transmission typically won’t take longer than a day, and you can even get a quote over the telephone. Another benefit of using a business that has been around and is trusted by many, is that most insurance and warranty companies will work with that business to help get your transmission fixed. You also have to be sure that when your problem is diagnosed that the company knows what exactly they are looking at.

You do not want to replace your transmission when you, in reality, didn’t have to, and it could have just needed a small repair. 
 
After your car has been diagnosed, this is when you will get a quote for the damage or repair work that needs to be done. Some places offer competitive financing programs on a transmission rebuild, repair, or replacement because these companies understand how expensive this problem can be if you have to completely replace your transmission. If you find yourself stranded somewhere, you can call your transmission service shop to tow your vehicle to their place of business anytime, and this will be complimentary of them if you have them do the work. Make sure that any work you get done comes with a warranty that guarantees and backs the work that the company does for you.
 
Businesses that offer towing, and warranties, free quotes, and other things that truly keep the customer in mind are the businesses that you want repairing your transmission. These skilled professionals can even upgrade your transmission if your car needs it. This makes them a complete one stop, affordable, and dependable company. There is no reason for all of the horror stories you hear about transmission problems. Not when financing is available, along with a towing service, professionals that will ensure they know exactly what the problem is, and especially so if a proper warranty comes with your rebuilt or new transmission.

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Toyota Certified Previously Owned Cars

August 14, 2011 By Leave a Comment

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Driving a car with manual transmission requires a good balance between engine power and the throttle, as the clutch is pressed to disengage the engine power during gear shifts, and it is gently released while the gas pedal is pressed. Drive a manual transmission vehicle with instructions from an ASE-certified technician in this free video on driving.
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Car Reviews of New Cars

August 14, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Article by Get Best Deal on New Cars

This article contains brief notes on the new cars launched in India. The car reviews of these new cars provide an insight into the actual selves of the newcomers.

BMW X3: With a sports car performance, this convertible is just right for daily drives. The 4.0L 8-cylinder engine gives an excellent power output of 420 bhp.

BMW M6 Series Convertible: Except for the retractable top, the convertible is very similar to the M6 coupe. It comes with a 7-speed manual gearbox, and the 5-litre petrol engine generates 500.

Jaguar XKR Convertible: This is an all-aluminum built convertible with a powerful 5-litre engine giving out 503 bhp. It can zoom from 0-100 km/hr in just 4.8 seconds. It comes with advanced features including the SmartKey keyless entry system.

Audi R8: This dynamic sports car has a 4.2L engine offering 420 bhp. The light weight and the car’s all-wheel drive system add to its performance.

Audi TT Coupe: The car’s 3.2-litre V6 petrol engine can churn out 250 bhp. Climate and cruise control are standard with LCD option. The car is also equipped with plenty of safety features like ABS and an engine immobilizer.

BMW M3: The stylish luxury car is powered by a 4.0L V8 engine.

BMW M Series Coupe: The 5-litre V10 petrol engine churns out 500 bhp. The elegantly designed car has a 7-speed sequential manual gearbox that allows smooth shifting of gears.

Jaguar XKR Coupe: The car flaunts a sleek all-aluminum body and has a 5.0-litre V8 engine that delivers 503 bhp.

Nissan 370Z: It comes in 2 variants. The Touring Coupe MT and Touring Coupe AT are mated to 6-speed manual and 7-speed automatic transmission respectively. The car has a macho look and features an array of safety features.

Rolls Royce Phantom Coupe: The 6.75-litre V-12 engine delivers 453 bhp. The car has a fine blend of performance and style.

Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe: With a whole lot of safety features, the car is agile, versatile and a high performer. It comes with a 6.75-litre V-12 engine.

Mahindra Xylo: The 2.49-litre mEagle CRDe engine delivers 112 bhp. The four variants come in a range of elegant shades.

Maruti Suzuki Eeco: The car is roomy and priced just right. Seven people can comfortably fit in the 7STR STD variant.

Chevrolet Tavera Neo-2: The performance and dazzling looks of the car are awe inspiring.

Toyota Innova CNG: The dual-fuel MUV has a 12-kg CNG tank. The car is eco-friendly and fuel efficient.

Tata Xenon XT: The powerful car has a 2.2-litre DICOR diesel engine mated to the Variable Turbine Technology. The electrical shift-on-the-fly mechanism and the limited slip differential that helps improve stability are simply great.

BMW Z4: The car with a 3-litre six-cylinder petrol engine with a newly developed 7-speed sports automatic transmission offers matchless experience on the road.

Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class: This is the first roadster on the Indian road. It has a 3.5-litre V6 engine that gives 272 bhp. The car has real aggressive looks.

Chevrolet Cruze: A 2.0L VCDi I4 diesel engine with 5-speed manual transmission gives the car excellent power of 148 bhp.

Mercedes Benz E Class: Style, performance, luxury and performance; you get it all in this car. The 3.5-litre V-6 petrol engine delivers 268 bhp at 6000rpm.

New Audi A6: The car comes with a revolutionary design and modern features. It is a stylish car with a spacious cabin.

New Nissan Teana: The car has come back after the facelift. Its powerful 2.5-litre engine can deliver great power of 185 bhp.

Porsche Panamera: The sedan has the Cayenne SUV engine. It comes with modern features like a high-end surround sound system and Porsche ceramic composite brake.

Ford Figo: A small car that’s quite spacious and offers ultimate safety and the cool car is fit for the Indian youth.

Honda Jazz: The 9 bhp 1.2-litre SOHC 4 cylinder i-VTEC engine of this car has been specially designed for the Indian road. The interiors are spacious with the “Magic Seat” configuration.

Volkswagen Polo: The flashy comes in three petrol and diesel variants; Highline, Comfortline and Trendline. All variants come fully equipped with advanced safety features.

Ford Endeavor: The facelifted model with the contemporary look comes in two excellent variants. It has the perfect combination of distinctive looks and great features making it the ideal SUV.

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