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Brake Repair Antilock Braking System (ABS) Repair

ABS (Anti-Lock Brakes) Service ABS, stands for anti-lock braking system, and is the most significant safety development since the seatbelt. If a tire locks and skids on the road’s surface, braking distance can increase and steering control can be lost. An anti-lock brake system is designed to prevent loss of tire adhesion during hard breaking, and help the driver maintain steering control. Basically, the anti-lock brake system improves driver and passenger safety by reducing stopping distance and increasing directional stability under panic stop conditions.
If your ABS braking system fails, a warning light will come on to alert you about an ABS malfunction. Even though your ABS warning light is on, your main braking system is unaffected and you will be able to stop. However, you should consider taking your car into an automotive shop to have your brakes serviced as soon as possible. To avoid disastrous brake failure or costly repairs, it is wise to have your brakes checked regularly by a qualified technician. At, Right Way Auto Repair, we keep your brakes safe and functional.

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Check Engine Light Diagnostics Repair

It’s what almost every motorist has to go through once in a while: the Check Engine or Service Engine Soon light. If this warning light stays on, it means that your vehicle’s computer has detected a problem that can affect your vehicle’s fuel economy and emissions. 
Let’s explore your options on how to deal with it. First, shortly how it works. Your car has a computer (in the photo) that controls the powertrain (engine and transmission). This computer is called Powertrain Control Module (PCM). It works by monitoring signals from various sensors and adjusting the engine and transmission performance for better fuel economy and lower emissions.

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Fluid Services

If you’re looking for a quality fluid services for your new Toyota Corolla near Morganton, Taylorsville, and Lincolnton, head to Mike Johnson’s Hickory Toyota! At our new and used Toyota dealership in Hickory, NC, we have an on-site service department. Our Toyota Certified repair team will provide you with a comprehensive estimate then tackle all of your fluid level concerns. Our prices are competitive, and we even have a range of impressive service and parts specials to take advantage of, so don’t hesitate to visit us in Hickory, NC now!

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Windshield Wiper Blades

The windshield wiper assembly is generally a trouble-free, reliable unit. The most common problems that arise when the wiper blades are not working properly. Wiper blades are exposed to weather extremes, rain, dust, snow and debris, apart from a host of other pollutants. They are generally made of a rubber-based compound which over a period of time becomes hard and brittle. When the wiper blades reach this stage they are unable to clear the windshield properly resulting in a streaky or dirty windshield. Another problem is that hard wiper blades can cause irreparable damage by scratching the windshield. Here is a list of common complaints relating to wiper blades: 
Problems That Can Happen With Wiper Blades Streaking of the windshield happens when the rubber of the wiper blade has dried, hardened or cracked.

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Safety Emissions Inspections

Emissions inspection is carried out in a bid to curb air pollution resulting from toxic chemicals that are harmful to the body and ozone layer. These toxic chemicals also harm the environment by causing the formation of acid rain which is unsafe for consumption as well as on vegetation. 
Apart from emissions inspection being a noble practice, itis also a requirement by policy in most states. In the state of California, allvehicles except motorcycles are required to undergo an emissions inspection.
Whether you are a Californian resident looking to registeryour car or looking to renew car registration, an out-of-state resident relocatingto California with your vehicle, or simply want to sell your vehicle (4 yearsand older) in California, an emissions test is necessary.

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Filter Replacements

The fuel in your engine requires oxygen for combustion. However, the air that enters your engine needs to be clean and free of contaminants, which is where the air filter comes in. 
This filter (located in the air filter box) traps the dirt and debris that flows in through the bottom of the car. While clean air will continue uninterrupted into the engine, contaminants will be captured underneath the filter.
Without the engine filter, these contaminants will negatively affect the performance of your engine.
One unscrupulous way that some mechanics make money is by pushing for an air filter replacement when the current air filter is in good condition. This may deter car owners from replacing their air filter altogether.

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Tune Ups

A car tuneup is an outdated service consisting of replacing parts to bring the ignition and fuel systems up to spec for maximum engine performance and efficiency. A traditional tuneup hasn’t been available or necessary for years. Today’s remaining tuneup services include new spark plugs and cabin air filter replacement. Both are part of your vehicle’s maintenance schedule just as much as checking tire pressure or getting an oil change are — and today’s “tuneup” services are likely to be more like checkups for your car.

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Oil Changes

Oil exists mainly to lubricate the moving parts of an engine. In addition, it carries away heat created by the friction between the different car engine components as well as some deposits like rust. It plays a very important and essential role in the proper and smooth running of a car engine. Motor oil runs through the whole body, yet housed in a one quart plastic bottle.
If you’ve ever stepped foot into your nearest auto parts store, you’ll have noticed the vast number of motor oil containers that line the shelves. Clearly, we don’t need to tell you that there are many oil types to choose from, but how do you know which one is best for your car?

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Computer Diagnostics

Car diagnostic tools range from low gear that you might already have in your toolbox to the high-end expensive equipment used by professional automotive technicians. Although cars have been tending more and more towards computer controls and diagnostic equipment in recent years, it is still important to start with the basics. Therefore, there are some decidedly low tech tools that every DIYer and backyard mechanic should have in his toolbox.

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