Brake System — If the brake system light comes on while you are driving, you should stop the vehicle in a safe place as soon as possible and have the vehicle towed to a service center. This light could mean a few things. Your parking brake may be on, and if that is the case things are normal. The cause could also be something more severe. If the ABS light also comes on, there may be an issue with the ABS system. Another possible cause could be low brake fluid or overly worn brake pads.

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Good evening all.
Pls house,can someone enlighten me on the this peugeot 307.
Its price,durability,sustainance etc.
Thanks.

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Maintain the engine properly

The engine of an automobile should be able to operate well over 100,000 miles. Proper maintenance of the engine can extend its life for tens of thousands of miles. The cost of repairing the engine is the most expensive work to be done on your automobile. Being informed about potential problem signs will allow you to have maintenance work done quickly, saving you literally hundreds or even thousands of dollars in repair or replacement work.

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Thermostat

It’s always a good idea to check your thermostat before looking at other portions of your car’s cooling system. A malfunctioning thermostat can cause a wide variety of problems, including overheating and leaks. Thermostat replacements are extraordinarily cheap and relatively straightforward for the average do-it-yourselfer.

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Five car maintenance jobs you can do yourself
Everyone is looking for innovative ways to save money. Many car repair jobs are best left to the professionals, but here are five maintenance tasks that you can take on yourself, even if you've never so much as picked up a wrench.
Important note: Before you do anything, buy a repair manual for your car. Haynes and Chiltons are the most popular; you can order online or buy a copy at your local parts store.
Got it? Good. Here we go:
1. Changing the air filter
Pitfalls: Improperly installed filter could allow dirt into the engine; some cars have fiddly latches that can break fingernails.
For most cars, changing the filter is a simple matter of removing a few clips or screws, taking the old filter out, putting the new one in, then replacing the top of the filter box. It's literally a five-minute job. (That said, some cars are more complex, so check your repair manual before starting.) Note which way the old filter comes out so you don't install the new one upside-down. If the filter material is red or green, you may have a reusable filter that can be cleaned -- ask your parts dealer.
2. Checking tire pressure
Tires are the most oft-overlooked parts of our cars. They lose air over time (and with colder temperatures), and low pressure translates to increased fuel consumption. Buy a digital tire gauge and check the tires first thing in the morning before the car has been driven (driving heats the air inside the tires and raises the pressure). You'll find the proper inflation pressures in your owner's manual as well as on a sticker in the driver's doorjamb or behind the gas-filler flap. If one or more tires are low, refill at a gas station air pump, but don't rely on the air pump's pressure gauge -- use your own. If you overfill the tire, press the pin inside the valve to let air out.
3. Changing burned-out bulbs
Changing bulbs is a simple job, but not always a straightforward one. If you've never done this before, it's best not to proceed without instructions; access to the bulbs isn't always as easy as it seems, and doing it wrong could result in breaking a pricey trim piece or, worse yet, breaking the bulb and cutting yourself. Your repair manual (and, in some lucky cases, your owner's manual) will tell you exactly what to pry, pull, push and twist; follow the instructions and it's a walk in the park -- and a huge cost savings.
4. Changing wiper blades
Changing wiper blades is another one of those quick jobs that quick-lube places use to make a quick profit. Some cars use small fasteners or spring-loaded levers that can be tricky to manipulate, but on most cars it's as easy as pushing a lever and pulling off the blade, then sliding the new one into place. If your repair manual doesn't have instructions, the packaging for the new blades probably will. Make sure the new blade is locked firmly in place; if it falls off while the wipers are running, the wiper arm will scratch the windshield. You can also buy wiper blade refills (just the rubber part; the blade is the rubber plus the metal or plastic that holds it against the glass), which are less expensive, but refills can be fiddly to change and if the blades are old they may not hold the new refill firmly against the glass.
5. Changing the oil
The oil change is the high end of do-it-yourself maintenance. It's a fairly straightforward procedure -- raise the car off the ground (preferably on ramps), drain the oil, replace the oil filter, refill with the proper amount of oil and check for leaks. (Your repair manual will walk you through it.) But it's a dirty job, it requires tools (ramps or jackstands, drain pan, socket set, oil filter wrench), you have to take the old oil to a parts or repair shop for recycling, and if you do it wrong -- too little or too much oil, drain plug or filter installed improperly, etc. -- you could literally ruin your engine. Most quick-lube places are cheap enough that it's not worth the effort, but some people -- your author included -- just enjoy doing it.
NOTE: NEVER EVER EVER work under a car supported by only a jack! If the car falls off the jack, it's curtains for you. Buy a set of sturdy drive-on ramps and use them as per the instructions, blocking the tires so the car can't roll.

How to buy tires
Tires are the most important safety feature on your car. They are the only thing that connects the car to the road, so they should have a good grip on the pavement. How to buy tires:

Don't spend too little and Do buy tires with an A or AA rating.

Don't overpay for the brand name. There are many of lesser-known manufacturers that give high level of quality

Don't assume OEM is best, it provides acceptable performance in all conditions.

Do choose tires more suitable to your country climate.

Do have realistic expectations, so be aware about the possible trade-offs of any tires you are considering.

Do buy four tires at once, but if you must replace them in pairs, put the new tires on the back .

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Hello house... Please I need ur candid advice. Wch is d best choice to buy between 2004 VW JETA(VR6 Engine) and 2005 Toyota Solara (4 cylinda). Taking fuel consumption and cost of maintenance into consideration. *ignoring d fact that solara is two door*

Thanks for your question. According to consumer reports 2005 Toyota Solara is more reliable car, as 2004 Volkswagen Jetta (V6) is in the list of the much-worse-than-average reliability. As for the average fuel consumption: 2005 Toyota Solara - 24 miles per gallon; 2004 Volkswagen Jetta (V6) - 22 miles per gallon. Cost of maintenance will depend on car condition and your local maintenance rates. Take into account this information when you make your choice. Please feel free to contact our sales team at sales@auctionexport.com if you need any assistance with exporting cars from USA.

Steps how to buy a used car
Step 1: How Much Car Can You Afford?
Consider that your monthly car payment is not more than 20 percent of your monthly income.
Step 2: Build a Target List of Used Cars 
If you want to save money, think about buying a used car from reliable manufacturers.
Step 3: Check Prices and Reviews 
To see if the cars you are looking at fit into your budget, check car price and shipping costs and other fees.
Step 4: Locate Used Cars for Sale in Your Area
There are many places to shop for a used car, such as independent used car lots, the used car section of a new car dealership and online auctions.
Step 5: Check the Vehicle History Report
Before you contact a used-car seller, you should get a vehicle history report for the car you're interested in buying. This is an essential first step: If the report is negative, you should not go any further with this car.
Step 6: Contact the Seller
Once you find a good prospective car, call the seller before you go to see the vehicle. Sometimes the seller will mention something that wasn't in the ad that might change your decision to buy the car.
Step 7: Test-Drive the Car
Test-driving a used car not only tells you if this is the right car for you but also if this particular car is in good condition. On the test-drive, simulate the conditions of your normal driving patterns.
Step 8: Have the Car Inspected
If you like the way the car drives, you should have it inspected before you negotiate to buy it. A pre-purchase inspection can save you thousands of dollars.
Step 9: Negotiate Your Best Deal
Negotiating with a used-car salesman usually takes much time and can be stressful. But you can contact a customer support service if you buy a car online.
Step 10: Close the Deal
Confirm all necessary payments, as it's important to close the deal so you avoid after-sale hassles.

Tips for new, young or inexperienced drivers
1) After you have passed your test, take some further driving education with experienced drivers. They'll teach you how to drive in busy towns, in all sorts of weather, on motorways, at night and generally in environments that most learners would find stressful.
2) Driving in bad weather conditions can be terrifying, but it's the best way to learn how to deal with those situations. Try to feel how such conditions affect the car, how braking distances are increased, how grip is reduced.
3)While driving check your blind spots every time you change lane or turn right.
4) Put your phone down, especially if you are a new driver
5)Before you start driving get to know your new car.  Sit in it, find the switches for the front and rear fog lights to use them quickly in difficult situations

The NHTSA recommends that an emergency kit for your car should include:
Water
Warm blankets
A flashlight
Jumper cables
Flares
Tools to change a tire
A fully charged cell phone
A first-aid kit

How to prepare your car for long trips
- check tires
- check the lights
- check the fluids
- repairs
- take out the extras
- the glove box

DIY maintenance tips for autumn
- Check your engine performance. Replace dirty filters - air, fuel, PCV, etc. and spark plugs.

- Change your oil and oil filter as specified in your manual or by the manufacturer.

- Check your heater/defroster , so it be in good working condition for passenger comfort and driver visibility. 

- Replace old wiper blades. If your climate is harsh, it's better to buy rubber-clad (winter) blades to fight ice build-up.

- Check your exhaust system for leaks. Exhaust fumes can be deadly. 

- Examine tires for remaining tread life. Check tire pressure once a month.

- Autumn is the end of daylight savings time. This is the perfect time to check vehicle lights to help ensure safe driving.

Energy Saving Tips: For Car-Owners
Ease up on the gas. Most cars’ fuel economy starts to increase after you reach 50-55 miles an hour, so avoid the need for speed.

Stay pumped. Under-inflated tires reduce performance and require more gas. Keep them properly inflated to increase your gas mileage.

Plan your trips. Combine your business trip into a single outing so you can avoid making multiple round trips.

Cool it on sunny days. Park in the shade on sunny days. That will not only help keep your car cooler, but can also help prevent gasoline from evaporating.

It’s electric! Did you have the switch to an electric or hybrid vehicle? Some cars have an ‘economy mode’ to maximize the car’s efficiency.

Tips for New Car Owners
-Dirty car. Please be mindful of dirt and grime that can build up – both inside and out – and opt for a wash (preferably by hand) every week or two and a full detail at least four times a year.
-Fast drive. If you bought a new car, it’s recommended to drive easy, avoiding redlining or hard braking.
- It’s also important to change the oil almost immediately.

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The must do car maintenance checklist
- Oil level
- Hoses
- Belts
- Tire Pressure
- Air Filter
- Coolant or Antifreeze
- Battery
- Brake System

How to clean your windshield?
When choosing a cleaning solution, be aware that ammonia cleaners are harmful to a variety of materials and may be hazardous to your health.
Before using the clearing solution, please wash your windshield with clear water.
If you use spray bottle, then spray the cleaner to a microfiber towel and begin cleaning.
After the windshield is cleared let it dry.

How to choose a car
Buying a new car is a big decision. How to find the most fuel efficient vehicle and one that also fits your lifestyle?
Here are a few tips to help you in your search:
1. Know what you need. Decide what works best for you (minivan, SUV, sedan, coupe, truck), choose models that are out of your price range and go from there. Then you can start comparing vehicles that are more suited to you.
2. Choose an engine size. A car with a 4 cylinder engine is a more fuel efficient vehicle than one with a 6- or 8-cylinder engine. Choose one that works for you.
3. Compare online. Plenty of online car sites offer comparisons where you can look at several vehicles side by side and compare gas mileage and other features.

Installing the Child Car Seat
- Read your car seat’s instruction manual and your vehicle’s owner manual.
Pay close attention to the information about your vehicle’s seat belt system, and how to “lock” the seat belt.
- Place the car seat base in the back seat of your vehicle.
- Carefully thread the seat belt through the rear-facing belt path.
- Buckle the seat belt.
- Lock the seat belt.
- Press down firmly on the car seat base and tighten. The base should not move more than 1 inch.
- Make sure your car seat base is installed at the correct recline angle.
- Babies must ride sitting semi-reclined.
- Most infant car seats have built-in angle indicators or adjustors to assist you.

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What to do if your car battery died after your car sits for a couple of days?
There are 3 reasons for this:
bad/old battery, a bad alternator, and a short (parasitic draw).
Here you can watch how to diagnose that short.


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How to prevent a car theft
- Close all windows and lock all doors, even if you only leave your car for a moment.
- Where possible, park in a well-lit highly visible area, preferably off the road.
- Try to park the vehicle with the front facing an obstacle. Turn the wheels towards the kerb and lock the steering.
- Disable the vehicle using a starter interrupt switch ("kill switch"). Installation is not expensive.
- If you leave the vehicle for a longer period, take off the fuses, or disconnect the power supply.
- Never leave your keys with car park employees or in car wash services.
- At your home, do not leave keys lying around on tables, desks or key hooks.

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Useful tips for driving a hybrid car

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