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08/03/2014

basic systems.

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Emergency indicator:

Also known as, hazard indicator, the light turns on when the driver turns on the emergency button. It signals the other drivers around the car that there is some emergency. It could be a failure of component within the car or an obstacle on the road.

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Coolant Warning Light:

This light indicates error inside the vehicle cooling system, which in most cases means low level of coolant in the radiator. Add water or coolant to the coolant box (not directly to the radiator). There could also be a faulty hose causing leakage of coolant.

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ABS System alert:

Every ABS equipped car comes with this light that turns on for few seconds when you turn on the ignition. If it remains on for a longer period or grabs your attention in anyway while driving, then there is something wrong with the system. It could be simple as a choked braking system to malfunction of the sensors. Connect the OBD to check for faults.

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Battery warning:

This is an indication of low battery juice. It could be due to faulty alternator or snapped alternator belt.

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This light indicates that the engine requires service or maintenance. It takes into account different engine parameters, like the engine temperature, oil temperature, air temperature and absolute pressure, etc to indicate that its time for an engine oil change or maintenance. It turns on for a short while when the ignition is turned on, but if it blinks for longer, then its an indication that the car requires maintenance.

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Here are the major benefits of nitrogen filled tires:

They save money. Nitrogen doesn’t expand or contract very much under hot or cold temperatures like air, which leads to a more stable tire pressure. Keeping your tires inflated to the optimal pounds per square inch (PSI) can increase their tread life by up to 30 percent while improving gas mileage by 10 percent. To find out what you could save, visit our Nitrogen Savings Calculator.


They increase safety. Just filling your tires with nitrogen reduces the chance of tire failure by 50 percent. Nitrogen filled tires are put under less stress because they don’t overheat and pressures aren’t fluctuating when a tire heats up and cools down. This leads to a stronger, safer tire over its useable life.

They perform better. Handling, braking, and steering characteristics are improved by keeping tires at the best possible PSI and temperature. Reduced running temperatures keep tires responsive and at an optimal temperature and PSI to grip the road surface. Warm tires grip well, but when inflated with regular air, tire pressure balloons and grip suffers.

They are more convenient. Simply put, most drivers don’t like to check their tire pressures or top off their tires when told to by their Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS.) There is almost no need to check tire pressures between regular service intervals, like oil changes, with nitrogen filled tires. Studies have shown that regular air leaks out three to four times faster than nitrogen. And because nitrogen slows pressure loss, it decreases false alarms and activation of TPMS.

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hydraulic power stearing...............
It converts the rotational motion of the steering wheel into the linear motion needed to turn the wheels.
It provides a gear reduction, making it easier to turn the wheels.

08/03/2014

Here are the major benefits of nitrogen filled tires:

They save money. Nitrogen doesn’t expand or contract very much under hot or cold temperatures like air, which leads to a more stable tire pressure. Keeping your tires inflated to the optimal pounds per square inch (PSI) can increase their tread life by up to 30 percent while improving gas mileage by 10 percent. To find out what you could save, visit our Nitrogen Savings Calculator.


They increase safety. Just filling your tires with nitrogen reduces the chance of tire failure by 50 percent. Nitrogen filled tires are put under less stress because they don’t overheat and pressures aren’t fluctuating when a tire heats up and cools down. This leads to a stronger, safer tire over its useable life.

They perform better. Handling, braking, and steering characteristics are improved by keeping tires at the best possible PSI and temperature. Reduced running temperatures keep tires responsive and at an optimal temperature and PSI to grip the road surface. Warm tires grip well, but when inflated with regular air, tire pressure balloons and grip suffers.

They are more convenient. Simply put, most drivers don’t like to check their tire pressures or top off their tires when told to by their Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS.) There is almost no need to check tire pressures between regular service intervals, like oil changes, with nitrogen filled tires. Studies have shown that regular air leaks out three to four times faster than nitrogen. And because nitrogen slows pressure loss, it decreases false alarms and activation of TPMS.