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Dannie Lyman

5 Things You Should Never Leave In Your Car

Australian Summers reach very high temperatures. We already know that the heats that can build up inside a parked car are incredibly dangerous for children and pets but did you know there are some common household items that are a no no as well. Apart from the most obvious things like wallets and handbags which

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Dannie Lyman

Car Dealerships May be a Thing of the Past

In international car markets, Tesla, Lucid, Rivian & Polestar are removing the middle man of new car sales by doing away with the dealership. These brands sell direct to the consumer and some of the other big name brands look set to follow suit. Honda to name one has expressed an interest in exploring the

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Gordon Atkinson

OBD2 Codes – What the Letters Mean

Keeping your vehicle running smoothly often means understanding its language—specifically, the language of OBD2 diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs). If you’ve ever wondered what the letters P, B, C, and U signify at the beginning of these codes, you’re not alone. This guide will break down these classifications to help you decipher the diagnostic codes and

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Dannie Lyman

Are Chinese made Cars any good?

First up, which brands are we discussing here? There are many brands of motor vehicles that are manufactured in China, many of which may surprise you. The Chinese manufactures include vehicles such as MG, BYD, LDV, Cherry and GWM. These brands are the ones you may already know about. What you may not know is

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Dannie Lyman

Considering Buying a New Car in 2025?

People buying brand new cars Stright from the dealership lot by means of finance, are the cause of an alarming trend. On average Australians are taking longer, more expensive, loan terms to try and cope with historically high interest rates when purchasing a new car. The interest rates discussion usually only involves house prices and

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Dannie Lyman

Sustainability is not a priority when cost of living rises.

The online community has shown a steady decline in interest and prioritising sustainability particularly when it comes the automotive choices they make. This has been directly attributed to inflation and the rising cost of living. Consumers are more focused on themselves and perceived needs than that of the greater good. In 2020, the used car

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Gordon Atkinson

How Full Should Your Diesel Engine Be?

Maintaining proper oil levels in your diesel engine is essential for optimal performance and longevity. Many diesel vehicle owners frequently ask, “How full should my diesel engine be?” While most may instinctively think that filling the engine oil to the maximum mark is the best practice, it turns out that this might not be the

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Gordon Atkinson

The Importance of Regular Coolant Changes for Your Jeep

Owning a Jeep, particularly in regions with mineral-rich water like Sydney, comes with specific maintenance challenges that can significantly affect your vehicle’s performance. One of the most critical tasks is ensuring that you change your coolant at regular intervals. Neglecting this essential maintenance can lead to severe engine issues that could have been easily avoided.

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Gordon Atkinson

What happens if you don’t service your petrol Jeep

When you consider vehicle maintenance, one of the simplest yet crucial tasks is regular oil changes. Failing to adhere to this routine service can lead to severe engine issues. This article dives into the experiences of a Jeep Grand Cherokee with a Pentastar V6 engine, demonstrating what can go wrong when oil changes are neglected.

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