Lee Hall Automotive

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7 years ago

One important aspect of minor collision repair involves color matching so that the vehicle looks like it was never damaged in the first place. This involves both accurately matching new and old paint hues and then blending the paint into adjacent areas needed to mask the damage. 

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7 years ago

Being stranded with a dead battery or faulty ignition system is never good, but it’s even worse when it’s dangerously cold outside. When it starts to get cold, it’s a good idea to have your electrical system checked by a professional. 

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7 years ago

When accelerating in a car with a standard transmission and the clutch slips, the issue could be with clutch disc springs, surface contamination on the pressure plate, or broken or missing parts. 

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7 years ago

Hydrolock damage typically occurs during rollover collision events. This is a condition where an incompressible liquid (usually water or coolant) is introduced into one or more cylinders of an internal combustion engine, causing immobilization or damage. 

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7 years ago

If you detect the odor of gasoline when driving your car, it could indicate problems with the fuel line, fuel filter, or the fuel injectors. If it's any of these, you'll also notice a change for the worse in performance and fuel economy. 

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7 years ago

The body of your car is for more than looks and to keep the wind out. It’s actually designed to crumple in certain ways, and protect you in case of a collision. That’s why it’s important to take it to a collision repair expert to make sure it’s repaired correctly. 

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7 years ago

Hear, hear! If unfamiliar sounds are coming from your car, it's trying to tell you something. For example, a roar could be a problem with the exhaust, or it could be the transmission isn't shifting into a higher gear.