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THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING IN Spokane MEANS IT'S TIME FOR A TUNE-UP

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Spring Maintenance

    Cold weather is often hard on your car. Freezing weather can crack hoses and belts, salt can cause rust and engine fluids can be used up. It's good practice to annually complete a spring maintenance check to reduce damage and reduce your trips to the auto repair shop, which is the reason Camp Chevrolet offers a list of common automotive car care tips that you can check at home. If you don't feel comfortable investigating these features yourself, visit our Spokane auto repair center and have our GM certified mechanics take a look underneath your vehicle's hood.

    NEW WIPERS COMBAT SPRING RAIN

    Among the list of minimal and least complicated do-it-yourself auto fixes is updating your windshield wipers. Windshield wipers may become severely weathered during winter as a consequence of rubber blades regularly shifting between warm and cold temperatures. With spring rain on its way to Spokane, new wipers are essential to enhance your visibility in bad weather.

      SEASONAL AUTO MAINTENANCE HELPS YOU SAVE MONEY

      Preventive auto routine maintenance reduces costly servicing later down the road. Overlooking that squeak or grinding sound won't make the headache go away. Overlooking it will simply make sure you'll have a higher priced repair down the road. So keep up with preventive maintenance on your car and remember if you want help with any automotive repair problem, you can contact Camp Chevrolet at (866) 487-1528 or schedule an appointment online.

        AUTOMOTIVE FLUIDS KEEP YOUR CAR RUNNING

        Your vehicle fluid levels must be inspected routinely and we don?t mean just your oil. Antifreeze, windshield fluid, brake fluid, transmission fluid and power steering fluid are typical vital elements to keeping your car running properly. Antifreeze prevents your engine from getting too hot and from freezing. Brake fluid moves around components in the braking system. Transmission fluid works as a coolant and lubricant for the moving parts in your vehicle?s transmission. Power steering fluid ensures your power steering system is effectively pressurized.


        Other Car Features to Check This Spring

        1. Battery - cables and terminals
        2. Belts and hoses
        3. Brakes and rotors
        4. Tire tread and tire pressure
        5. Left over road salt

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