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Have that pesky car question that's been bothering you? Or want to know more about how to keep the wheels spinning on your car for years to come?
I'm here to help answer your car questions or if you want to know anything about the man behind MCD. :) Every weekday we post a car article at 10 am, an auto tip at 2pm, and fun stuff in between.
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December282012
8AM
When things get tense, remember to:
(Source: this--too--shall--pass, via fornowjustcarryon)
December272012
Out of gas? Need a cigarette? Suicidal? Click to see your solution:
8AM
You know what you are?
(Source: fornowjustcarryon)
December242012
The moment you’re ready to quit is usually the moment right before the miracle happens. Don’t give up!
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—John
(Source: idreamaofjordan, via fornowjustcarryon)
December32012
Here they are, the two biggest demons that plague our vehicles’ existence: The Check Engine Light and Low Oil Pressure Light. What causes them? Well, let’s take it one at a time.
Check Engine Light:
Your car has between 10 and 20 sensors in it that measure a lot of different things. Whenever one of those sensor’s measurements goes above or below whatever they’re measuring, it will send a signal to the check engine light causing it to go on. If it’s a very imminent or dangerous problem, it may even flash. If this light starts flashing, pull over and check it immediately. This light can be checked for free at Advance Auto Parts, O’Reilly Auto Parts and Autozone for free. Once they check it, call me and I’ll be happy to give you an estimate on what that would cost to repair, whether we do the work or not.
Low Oil Pressure Light:
This light comes on when you’re not getting enough oil pressure in the engine. This is most commonly because you’re low on oil. However, it can also happen in your oil sending unit or oil pump goes out. The best thing to do is pull over IMMEDIATELY and check your oil level. I’m not playing here. It could mean the difference between adding a couple of quarts of oil or buying a new car. Seriously. Oil is the blood of your engine. No oil, no engine. Boom. I’ve known two different people in the past year that have had to buy a new car or a new engine because of low oil lights ignored.
Your car has warning lights for a reason….to warn you of something. Please pay attention. This has been another Auto 101 Tip from www.MyCarDoc.com
Find us online on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and the web!
—John
December12012
You have the power to decide!
(via fornowjustcarryon)
November302012
Woohoo! Getting away this weekend? Have @MyCarDoc check out the car before you go!
(via thewindsighs)
November282012
Hang in there, it’s Wednesday! Take it easy and call My Car Doc to come take care of your car for you.
November152012
Today’s #zen brought to you by photographer Sam Dobson who captured this amazing arctic white rainbow on a recent trip to the North Pole. The rare white rainbow is actually known as fog bow as it occurs in foggy conditions rather than rainy ones. It appears white because the water droplets in fog are much smaller than raindrops and as the droplets get smaller, the colors disappear.
To keep your four wheeled friends healthier longer, call My Car Doc at 
317-345-4528
This has been another Zen moment from My Car Doc. If you like what you see, find us on twitter, tumblr, facebook, and online. Thanks!
—John
November142012
No blind spots here!
Auto101 tip: For better visibility, have My Car Doc install Rain-X on your windshield. :)
To keep your four wheeled friends healthier longer, call My Car Doc at 317-345-4528
This has been another Auto 101 tip from My Car Doc. If you like what you see, find us on twitter, tumblr, facebook, and online. Thanks!
—John
(Source: definemotorsports)
November122012
Are you ready for winter? Take advantage of My Car Doc’s winterization special to make sure you can count on your car all winter long:
My Car Doc is running an early bird winterization special:
- battery inspection
- air filter inspection
- alternator inspection and output testing
- coolant flush
- fuel system flush
- bottle of fuel line anti-freeze that you can add when temperatures drop below freezing.
All of this is only $89.99. Also, if your coolant tests positive and doesn’t need flushed, we’ll give you a $45 discount.
Let me know how My Car Doc can help you, then relax and consider it done!
To keep your four wheeled friends healthier longer, call My Car Doc at 317-345-4528
This has been another Auto 101 tip from My Car Doc. If you like what you see, find us on twitter, tumblr, facebook, and online. Thanks!
—John
(Source: definemotorsports)
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