Penny Roberts
When was the last time you serviced your vehicle? Well, some car owners will often skip routine car servicing since their vehicles are in perfect shape. However, this is a dangerous habit since it drastically reduces the lifespan of your car. The extract below discusses the benefits of car servicing.
Car Servicing And Manufacturer Warranties
Did you know failure to service your vehicle can void your vehicle's warranty? Well, most warranties are particular about the repairs that the manufacturer can conduct. Ideally, the defect should not be a result of your negligence. Additionally, you must follow the manufacture's logbook maintenance schedule. Failure to service your car on time could void the manufacturer's warranty since it is an act of negligence.
Engine Maintenance
The engine is your vehicle's lifeline. Below are a few ways in which the engine benefits from servicing:
Transmission Maintenance
Most people neglect their transmission system since it is less prone to defects compared to the engine. However, servicing the transmission helps ensure the performance of your vehicle. For instance, a damaged transmission might not switch to high gears. Other than reduced performance, you also strain the engine, which could lead to overheating. Transmission maintenance includes changing the transmission fluid, replacing worn-out components such as the clutch kit, torque convertor and cooling kit.
Maintenance Culture
Regular car servicing helps you develop a maintenance culture. Typically, once you service the vehicle, you detail the repairs conducted, when to perform the next service and the longevity of the various parts. Over time, you develop a culture of going through the vehicle's maintenance records to identify if the car needs repairs and diagnose various car issues.
Car servicing keeps the manufacturer warranty valid, helps you maintain the engine and transmission system and promotes a vehicle maintenance culture.
Hello, my name is Audry. I would like to offer you all a very warm welcome to my new automotive blog. When I was growing up in the 1960s, my daddy would always try to stop me playing with my brother's toy cars. Times were different then and people believed that little girls should not be interested in greasy engines. When I grew up, I went to college and got a job working for a large Australian bank. However, I didn't lose my passion for automobiles. I still like to hang out at the local auto repair and sales shop and I have learnt a lot during my time there.