Winter weather is notorious for imposing hardships on certain car parts, such as wheel hub assemblies. Summer is right around the corner. That means you don’t have to worry about dealing with weather-related car issues until next winter, right?
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A surefire way to reduce comebacks is to install a part the right way the first time. It’s not easy to replace a fuel pump, but avoiding the most common mistakes will help the job go much more smoothly. Even the most experienced techs can make mistakes on a fuel pump replacement.
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A quality fuel pump lasts 100,000 miles or more. Fuel pumps aren’t cheap to replace, so it’s worth taking a few measures to prolong the lifespan of your fuel pump. Here are 4 good ways to ensure that your fuel pump lasts as long as possible:
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When installing a hub bearing assembly, it’s important to do this one thing: Always follow the manufacturer recommended torque specifications. Improperly torqued axle nuts are a leading cause for premature hub bearing assembly failure.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has made online and contactless transactions much more common. Even many traditional in-person services have gone online or contactless. For example, the pandemic has introduced many consumers to “hands-off” car service.
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Are you working on a car with a brand new serpentine belt that’s making noises? If so, we’ll help you troubleshoot the issue.
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The more your shop knows about wheel hub bearings, the better you can serve your customers. Below, you’ll find 5 common questions technicians have about wheel hub bearings.
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Fixing wheel hubs is not a job for every shop. If you run a shop or work at one that accepts these tickets, we highly recommend you check out GMB’s latest free download – The Repair Shop’s Guide To The Wheel Hub Assembly. In it, you’ll get 14+ pages of content that covers: Symptoms of […]
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Wheel hub assemblies are built to last 100K miles or more. Many last the lifetime of the vehicle. Yet, it’s also common for wheel hub assemblies to fail well before 100K miles. Some factors that would cause wheel hub assembly failure include:
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Your vehicle is loaded with fluids: motor oil, antifreeze, transmission fluid, and so on. So when your vehicle springs a leak, it can be difficult to identify the leak and fix the issue. If your vehicle is leaking and you’re having trouble figuring out the cause of the leak, this guide may help you.
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