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Have you failed your Warrant of Fitness (WOF)? In New Zealand, all cars must legally show a valid Warrant of Fitness “WOF” label on the windscreen. Failure to show a WOF label can result in a fine. A failed Warrant of Fitness can be stressful as it means...
What does the tie rod end do? The tie rod ends are important components in your vehicle’s steering and suspension system. They connect your vehicle’s steering system to your wheels, allowing them to properly turn when you turn your steering wheel. When...
What do the coil springs do? The coil springs (or suspension springs) are important suspension components in your vehicle. The springs work in conjunction with your vehicle’s shock absorbers and struts, allowing your vehicle to absorb impacts, support the...
How does the car heater work? The car heater is designed to keep you warm on cold days. Inside the heater are several components that all play their part in blowing hot air into the drivers / passengers cabin. Most modern cars use engine coolant to create heat. Engine...
What is engine reconditioning? Your engine provides the power that your vehicle needs to drive, making it the most important part of your vehicle. Engine reconditioning is when major repairs and new parts and overhauls are performed on an engine to improve its health...
Why won’t your car start? Inside your car’s engine is a mixture of air and fuel, supplied to the engine via the fuel pump. When you turn the key, the ignition will cause the engine’s air/fuel mixture to ignite. The ignition system is powered by your...
