Keep your vehicle running smoothly with these expert maintenance tips and advice from Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter.
One might say the most challenging part of being an automotive service technician at Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter is diagnosing a problem before it can be fixed.Cars are made up of a bunch of complex systems. There usually could be a number of reasons for any given symptom. So, ...
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If that little brake warning light pops up on your dash, do you know what it means? Well, if you said no, you wouldn't be alone. You know it has so...
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Imagine waking up one morning with a stomach ache. You pick up the phone, call the doctors office and say, Ive got a really bad tummy ache. How muc...
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In very simple terms, a fuel injector is a valve that squirts fuel into your vehicle engine. Your engine control computer tells the fuel injector h...
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Part of the engineering that goes into designing a vehicle is testing the components to ensure that they meet durability and safety standards. Beca...
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Who thinks about their fuel gauge? You probably don't until it doesn't work any more. Then you have to guess how much fuel is in your tank, and t...
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Here's a travel tip that'll I'll bet you didn't know, and it might keep you safer...The average American commuter in Missouri spends two and a half...
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Let's talk about transmission service. It can be easy for Dexter drivers to forget about getting their transmission serviced because it doesn't nee...
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When's the last time you thought about spark plugs? You probably don't remember. That's because spark plugs usually last a long time and don't nee...
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Car care is part of auto safety in Dexter. But the most important thing we can do to improve safety on Missouri roads is to drive safely.Defensive ...
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Today in our Charlie's Fast Lube Dexter blog, we're going to talk about following recommended service intervals. Your vehicle isn't the only aspect...
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Brakes are one of your vehicle's most important safety components, and you may have noticed that they don't stop as surely as they used to. Maybe ...
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