Aberdeen Auto Repair

Are you looking for a reliable truck? Well, with all of the models and trims, it can get a little difficult to choose one. That's why we have put together a list of three reliable, efficient, and all-time favorite truck models and their best years.  2013–2016 Ford F250 The domestically made Ford F250 and the F-line in general are some of the best trucks in the world. The main type of engine power is a big block V8s, which is no surprise. An added bonus is that the F250 lineup has special trims like the Super Duty. The interior also has a lot to offer, with plenty of features and room. 2010-2021 Toyota Tundra The Japanese-made Toyota Tundra doesn't need an introduction. Some say that it's the most reliable truck of all time, and we might agree with that. While it is a Toyota, engine options are two: a V6 and a big V8. Newer models have a variety of features, high-tech systems, and accessories. This makes them a perfect car for ... read more

Do you want to keep your car running for as long as possible? If you are still reading, the answer is most likely a yes. Continue reading to find out a few must-know car maintenance tips to ensure it will be as efficient and long-lasting as possible. Change The Filters The first thing on our list is changing the filters regularly. The reason it is first is that it is commonly overlooked and can improve your vehicle's performance quite a lot. Sometimes an increase of over twenty horsepower can be seen in some vehicles, so make sure to change the air, oil, and fuel filters once in a while. Keep The Car Clean Cleaning your car has countless benefits, from making it look better to improving performance. For example, when you clean the wheels, your brakes and suspension also get clean. All of the stuck debris and oil will be removed, resulting in better performance. Regular Tune-Ups Tune-ups are commonly overlooked and ignored. Tu ... read more

Engines are the essential component of the vehicles we drive every day. But how do engines actually work? Engines work by converting chemical energy into mechanical energy, which is used to power your wheels. This process is achieved through a series of complex steps that involve fuel, air, ignition, and heat. In this blog, we'll take a closer look at the basic principles behind engine operation and explain them. Air Intake The first step in engine operation is the air intake. Air is drawn into the engine through an air intake system, which includes a filter to remove debris and particles. The air is then mixed with fuel in the engine's combustion chamber. Compression And Ignition Next, the fuel-air mixture is compressed, and this is where the real magic happens - as the mixture is compressed, it heats up, which causes it to ignite. Another way of igniting the mixture is through a spark, and in this case, it's done by the spark plugs.&n ... read more

The electrical system in your vehicle is responsible for transferring electricity and powering all components and other systems that need electricity. This makes it important, but at the same time prone to damage, especially in newer vehicles. If you want to know some ways to spot an electrical system that is about to fail or malfunction, read along because we will give you four easily noticeable signs. Dim Interior And Exterior Lights Having problems with your headlights, or can't see some of the buttons on the central console? Well, this is most certainly a problem related to the electrical system. There are a couple of different things that can go wrong - anything from a bad battery to bad wires - that's why we advise you to have it checked and repaired if needed. Battery Problems Electricity comes from your car's battery or passes through it at one point. Therefore, if it is damaged, it can lead to problems. The issue might be improperly grounded or age for example ... read more

As the end of the fall season approaches, winter is evident. Cold days and even colder mornings will soon arrive, therefore you and your car have to be ready for them. Here are some tips to maintain your vehicle in the winter. Coolant and Its Importance The coolant in your car keeps your engine from overheating or freezing. Liquid in your cooling system transfers heat, but at low temperatures it starts to freeze. That's why it is important to add everything necessary to your cooling system to prepare it for the winter.  Tires If you still have summer tires on your vehicle in the winter, you are in for a bad ride. Good winter tires provide grip, stability, and make your driving experience much safer. Furthermore, it saves you money because summer tires get hard from the low temperatures and can crack as a result.  Car Battery At lower temperatures car batteries tend to lose charge over time. To keep that from happening we advise you to charge your battery at a local ... read more