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Can you believe it's already August?

 This week we have been working on getting some signs to let people know we are Open for business.

  Stop on by and say hi.  Let us know what's happening, give us a chance to Inspect your car to let you know what's up.

Weather it's tires,  Brakes,  oil change, a lift for your truck or Jeep, Exhaust, Mufflers or you have Diesel needs.  Stop by CARS Complete Auto Repair Service.  We can help you figure out what's happing and get you ready for those school day and kid heading back to college and car pools.

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660 E. Main St. Wellington Utah

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660 E. Main St.  Wellington UT 84542

Hwy 191 / 6     Next to Post Office

North of Moab

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660 E. Main St. Wellington UT 84542 
Next to Post Office  /   Hwy  191 / 6
North of Moab UT   - South of Price, Helper,  SLC,  Ogden Utah

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CARS is here to help you with your Auto Repair needs.  When your on the Road or Off Road and need help with repairs,  we are the ones to call.  
We have experience with most makes and modals of cars.  Getting back on the road is what we do.  
We also love to put Toys on your vehicle like bar lights, ambiance lights for truck or trailers, Winch, or winch pulls, straps.  If a tire blows  we can fix that too or Alignment and more.  
We have a Diesel mechanic on sight as well.  

So if you need help to get back on the road or help to have toys to play with,  give us a call.
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660 E. Main St. Wellington UT 84542 
Next to Post Office   -  Hwy  191 / 6
North of Moab     -      South of Price, Helper, Provo, SLC UT.  Carbon County Utah

If you break down it's a nice place to explore with museums, Parks, food,  Motels / Hotels  and old town feel with friendly People. 

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  We are here to help you with all your Auto Repair needs.  From Tires & Oil Changes to Alignments to Motors we can help when your broken down on the road or if you live in the area.  Stop by and say hi.  

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660 E. Main St. Wellington UT 84542

Hwy 191 / 6  Next to Post Office.

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South of Price and Helper Utah

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Hwy 191  / 6   Next to Post Office

Preventative Maintenance Check #2  Cont.

( _ ) 13. Power steering fluid
( _ ) 14. Automatic transmission fluid
( _ ) 15. Oil and coolant leaks
( _ ) 16. Battery
( _ ) 17. Exhaust system
( _ ) 18. Differential fluid
( _ ) 19. Transmission fluid
( _ ) 20. Transfer case fluid
( _ ) 21. Brakes
( _ ) 22. Change oil and filter
( _ ) 23. Grease lube points
( _ ) 24. Change fuel filter
( _ ) 25. Change Air cleaner
( _ ) 26. Mark down service miles in owners manual
( _ ) 27. Make P.M. reminder sticker

 13. Power steering fluid
Check your power steering fluid. If it is low, make sure to add the right fluid. Check your owners manual as to not cause a system failure by adding the wrong fluid.  If there is any doubt have a mechanic check it for you.
 14. Automatic transmission fluid
With the engine running and in park with the park brake set check the automatic transmission fluid level. Also check the color and smell. If it is dark and has a burnt odor it needs further examination. You should have the oil and filter changed every 30,000 miles or according to your owners manual.
15. Oil and coolant leaks
Look around and under the engine and transmission area for any sign of leakage. Seepage and minor leaks may not be worth repairing, but at least you will have a good idea as to the problem if it gets worse. If you find a coolant leak, it should be repaired as soon as possible. This not only will save a breakdown but is an environmental issue as well.   If there is any doubt have a mechanic check it for you.
16. Battery
Make sure that the top of the battery is clean. A battery can lose its charge if there is dirt between the positive and negative posts. If there is corrosion on the battery posts this needs to be cleaned off.  Baking soda is the best thing to break down this corrosion. Mix some with water and brush on with an old paint brush. Then thoroughly flush with water until all the corrosion is gone. You can buy anti corrosion rings or a battery post aerosol to help keep the corrosion from forming.  If your battery is one that you can check the electrolyte level in, you need to do so. Bring the level up to the full ring with distilled water. Most of the newer batteries are sealed and have a condition eye. This eye should be either green or blue. If it is black then this indicates a low charge. If the eye is clear or yellow, then the electrolyte is low and the battery needs to be replaced. This may also be a sign that the regulator is over charging the battery.
 17. Exhaust system
Look over the exhaust system for any lose bolts, loose mountings or cracks. Cracking around the muffler inlet or outlet is common. If caught in time this could save you from losing part of the exhaust system on a trail. Seeing a muffler on the side of a trail is not uncommon.
18. Differential Fluid
19. Transmission fluid
20. Transfer case fluid
In knowing what to look for, you can check the condition of your transmission and axle gears, by looking at the fluid and not just checking the levels. On the drive axles the fluid is checked at the plug hole half way up on the differential housing or cover plate. The oil level is just to the bottom of the hole. Stick your finger in to get enough on it see if there is any metal flakes in the oil. If there is any metal in the oil, this can cause the bearings to fail and also the seals to leak. If caught early this can save a lot of money as well as a break down. The metal comes from the gears put under heavy load. And since there are no filters on these gear boxes, the only way to get rid of the metal flakes is to change the oil. This is true of the transmission and transfer case as well. The oil should not smell or look burnt. If you add to or change the oils in the differentials, transmission and transfer case, make sure you use the right oil. If you have a limited slip rear end you can damage the friction plates by using regular 90 weight oil. Also be very careful of the oil in the transfer case, some take A.T.F. while others use a heavier oil. If you find that the transfer case is low and the transmission is overfilled, you might have an internal leak.  If there is any doubt have a mechanic check it for you.
21. Brakes
From under the vehicle look at the brakes. See if there is any leakage on or around the brakes. This could be from brake fluid or an axle seal. The brake shoes should bee free of any oil contamination. You should lift up the vehicle and remove a wheel just as you would to change a flat. One at a time you should remove a front and a rear wheel.  ( Or complete Auto repair Service should do this for you)   If you have disc brakes look at the pads to see if they need to be replaced due to wear. The pads should have even wear top to bottom and inner and outer should be the same thickness. If they do not there is a problem with the caliper hanging up. On drum brakes it will be necessary to remove a drum as well to see the shoes.
22. Change oil and filter
23. Grease lube points
Now is the time to change the oil and oil filter and check the grease lube points if needed. Always change the oil and filter at the same time.  Make sure to check your oil  at least once a month and keep it at the right level. Not doing so can burn up the engine.
24. Change fuel filter
25. Change air cleaner
Change the fuel and air cleaners at least once a year. If you drive on dusty roads this may have to be done more often.

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ENGINE REPAIR SERVICE

     Every engine has different needs, depending on past use and driving conditions. That's why we offer a range of engine services, from simple checks to more involved repairs.
Engine Services:

Visual inspection of engine components

Install spark plugs

Set timing and idle (if applicable)

Fuel system cleaning

Install air filter

Oil and oil filter change

Lubrication service

Spark plug replacement

Air filters

Fuel filters

Fuel pump

Crank case vent filters

Vapor canister filters

Pcv valves

Ignition wires

Ignition module

Emissions

Engine sensors including oxygen sensor

Coil packs

Distributor cap and rotor

Call today for a check up!
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     Hwy 191 / 6       

660 E. Main St.  Wellington Utah
Next to Post Office
North of Moab
South of Price, Helper, Salt Lake City Utah
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Flag Etiquette
We offer these tips to fly the U.S. Flag from Valley Forge Flag Company.
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The fundamental rule is: treat all flags with respect and common sense.

• It is proper to fly the U.S. flag at night, but only if it is spotlighted.
• The U.S. flag should be in the center of a group of flags only when the center pole is taller than the others or when a fan-like arrangement makes the center pole higher than others.
• In a public gathering (lecture hall, church, etc.) the U.S. flag should be to the right of the speakers or on the wall behind them.
• A salute (hand over heart for those not in uniform) should be rendered when the flag is raised, lowered, or carried by on parade; or when the Pledge of Allegiance is played (unless the flag is not present).
• If one flag is at half-staff in mourning, other flags flown with it should be at half-staff. First raise the flags to their peaks, than lower to half-staff. The U.S. flag is raised first and lowered last.
• The U.S. flag takes precedence over all other flags when flown within the United States. It should not be flown lower than another flag nor should it be smaller than another flag flown with it. Other flags may, however, be flown at the same height and in the same size. Other national flags should not be smaller or flown lower than the U.S. flag when displayed together. If it is not possible to display two or more national flags at the same height, it is not proper to display them together at all.
• The point of honor is on the extreme left from the standpoint of the observer (the flag’s right). The order from left to right of flags flown together is: U.S. flag, other national flags in alphabetical order, state flags, county and city flags, organizational flags and personal flags.
• It is not illegal or improper to fly any flag (state, ethnic group, organization, etc.) alone but it is always preferable to display the U.S. flag at the same time.
• Displaying the flag with the canton on the left (canton is the blue field with the 50 stars): the canton of the flag should always be to the observers left. Over a street - when the U.S. flag is displayed other than from a staff, it should be displayed flat or suspended so its folds fall free. When displayed over a street, place the union so it faces north or east, depending on the direction of the street.
• Displaying a flag on a wall: when displayed either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be uppermost and to the flag’s own right, that is to the observer's left. In a window, the union should be to flag’s right when viewed from outside.
• Displaying the flag with the canton on the right (canton is the blue field with the 50 stars): display the canton facing right when displayed as a decal on the right side of a vehicle (bus, truck, plane, etc.) or when worn as a patch on the right arm (but use on left arm is preferable).

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660 E. Main St.  Wellington UT  84542
Hwy 191 / 6   Next to Post Office

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C.A.R.S. would like to help you with your Automobile Headlight need's.      

 - If your looking for an even better, brighter, whiter light for driving on those dark rainy nights, We have bulbs available for almost any car.   How about some ambiance for your camping.   We can put in lights to help you see to get to your door after siting by the fire. 

Maybe you need a bar light to help you get into your spot when you get there late.   The bar lights can help when your off road at night and need to see the road better.   

Stop by or give us a call for prices and options!  (435) 637-5337

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South of Price, Helper, SLC, Provo, Ogden Utah



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Just a few of the services we provide:

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Exhaust and suspension services

Brake services

Engine tune-up services

Computer diagnostic services

Engine and transmission services

Electrical system services

Oil and filter service

Inspection services and much more ..

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TIRE  CARS

Tire pressure is a measure of the amount of air in a vehicle's tires, in pounds per square inch. The required service involves checking the tires' pressure with a pressure gauge, at least monthly, if not more frequently. But then you knew that.

Why do I have to do this?     Having the proper tire pressure is a crucial safety issue. Next to the brakes, the tires are the most important safety devices on your car. Incorrect tire pressure will compromise cornering, braking and stability. And in the worst-case scenario, improper tire pressure can lead to tire failure — and a serious accident. Incorrect tire pressure also will affect your comfort, fuel economy and tire life.

What happens if I don't do this?     If tire pressure is too high, then less of the tire touches the ground. As a consequence, your car will bounce around on the road. And when your tires are bouncing instead of firmly planted on the road, traction suffers and so do your stopping distances. You'll also feel a decrease in ride comfort. (Hint: If you notice that every tie you own has coffee on it, check your tire pressure. It may be too high.)

C.A.R.S. Tire Pressure:    

Most vehicles list tire pressure requirements on one of the door posts, most often the driver's.

     If tire pressure is too low, then too much of the tire's surface area touches the ground, which increases friction between the road and the tire. As a result, not only will your tires wear prematurely, but they also could overheat. Overheating can lead to tread separation — and a nasty accident. One sign of low tire pressure is if your tires squeal when cornering.

     You need to check your tire pressure even if your tires aren't leaking. Why? Because tire pressure also changes with the temperature outside. Tire pressure decreases by about 1 pound per square inch for every 10-degree drop in outside air temperature. So if you last had your tire pressure checked in July, when it was 80 degrees outside, and it's now January — and the temperature is minus 20 — your tires may be underinflated by 10 pounds, which is dangerous.

Tire Rotation:     We know that all tires rotate. But we're talking about another kind of rotation — rotating tires to different corners of the car and maybe even reversing the direction in which they turn. 
     Many tires are rotated front-to-back and side-to-side, but some tires are directional, which means they're only supposed to turn in one direction. They have to stay on the same side of the car. Directional tires often have arrows on the tire's sidewall to show you the direction in which they should turn.

If you're not sure which kind of tires you have, check with your mechanic.

Should I do this service when it's recommended?
    The financial benefit of rotating tires is that you'll increase the useful life of the tire. Instead, you can ask your mechanic to rotate your tires when they're already off your car for another service, such as a brake repair. they may do it for Less.

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660 E. Main St. Wellington Utah

       - Next to Post Office

-North of Moab

                                            - South of Price, Helper, Salt Lake City Utah

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Mufflers and Exhaust

1. What is a muffler?
A muffler is a device that is part of your vehicle’s exhaust system. The function of a muffler is to reduce the amount of noise that comes from your vehicle’s engine. The design of the muffler includes steel pipes with chambers inside that have been tuned like an instrument to reflect and cancel most of the noise coming from your engine.
2. What are the benefits of using a high performance muffler?
Not only do high performance mufflers reduce the amount of noise your car makes, they also help increase the efficiency, power output and the performance of your engine. High performance mufflers reduce the amount of back pressure in the exhaust system allowing the engine to work more efficiently. If you really want to give your vehicle a jump start, you should choose a muffler pipe that is larger in diameter and has better air intake like a “cold air intake” style.
3. What types of mufflers are there?

Some of our products include: FlowMaster
Dyno Max
Magna Flow
4. How do I know which type of muffler will be best for me?
Most people don’t have a lot of knowledge about mufflers which is why most people feel a little confused and overwhelmed when choosing a muffler for their vehicle. That is where we come in. We have the knowledge and skills to best help you make your decision. We take the time to find out which type of muffler will more than meet your needs. We want our customers to know that we are here and eager to answer any question or concern you may have.
5. How do I know if I need to repair or replace my muffler?
That is a good question. If your muffler is leaking, been bent or become rusted, chances are it is time for it to be replaced. We are happy to answer any questions or concerns you may have about the condition of your muffler.

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