Robert Gray

I am an automotive enthusiast who loves to work on and drive cars. I have been involved in the automotive industry for over 10 years and have a passion for all things cars. I love to share my knowledge and love of cars with others, and I am always happy to help out with car projects. I am a member of the car club "The Gearheads" and love to attend car shows and events. I am also an active member of the online automotive community and can be found posting on forums and blogs.

What To Do If Motor Oil Gets In Your Eye

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If you get motor oil in your eye, it’s important to act quickly. Here’s what you should do: 1. Flush the eye with clean, cool water for at least 15 minutes. 2. Apply a cold compress to the eye to reduce swelling. 3. See a doctor as soon as possible. 4. Do not rub or … Read more

Understanding Service Variable Effort Steering

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Service variable effort steering is a process that can be used to help determine the amount of effort required to complete a service or project. This process can be used to help identify potential areas of cost savings and to help optimize resources. Service variable effort steering can be used to help determine the amount … Read more

Addressing Clicking Sounds When Pressing Brake Pedal

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When you press the brake pedal in your car, you expect a smooth, solid stop. However, sometimes you may hear a clicking sound when you press the brake pedal. This can be alarming, but don’t worry, there are a few potential causes of this problem. One possible cause of a clicking sound when pressing the … Read more

What Does Stiff Power Steering Indicate

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If your power steering feels stiff, it’s likely a sign that your power steering fluid is low. Power steering fluid is what helps your car turn the steering wheel easily. When it’s low, you’ll have to turn the wheel with more force, and you may even hear a squealing noise. If you think your power … Read more

Potential Causes Of Car Stalling When Turning Steering Wheel

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If your car stalls when you turn the steering wheel, it could be due to a number of potential causes. One possibility is that the power steering fluid is low. Another possibility is that the steering column is not properly aligned. Additionally, the problem could be due to a faulty steering rack or pinion. If … Read more

Identifying Brake Bleeder Screw Sizes

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Brake bleeder screws are an important part of a car’s braking system. They are used to hold the brake fluid in the master cylinder and to allow the fluid to flow into the brake lines. The size of the screw is important because it needs to be the right size to allow the correct amount … Read more

Solving Wheel Bearing Noise That Stops When Turning Right

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If your car is making a grinding noise that stops when you turn right, it’s likely a problem with your wheel bearings. The wheel bearings are what allow your wheels to rotate freely, and if they’re damaged, it can cause a grinding noise. There are a few ways to tell if it’s your wheel bearings … Read more

Charging A Car Battery At 40 Amps Time Required

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It takes about six hours to charge a car battery at 40 amps. The time required may be shorter or longer depending on the type of battery and the charger used. Some batteries may require a higher charge rate to reach full capacity. What Is The Time Required To Charge A Car Battery At 40 … Read more

Does Running Ac Affect Coolant Levels

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As the weather gets warmer, many people begin to use their air conditioners on a regular basis. However, running AC can actually have an impact on your car’s coolant levels. Coolant, also known as antifreeze, helps to keep your car’s engine cool, even in warm weather. When your engine gets too hot, it can begin … Read more