Southampton Auto Repair

Operating Hours:Mon - Fri: 7:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Give us a call:(215) 355-8877

Tag Archives: why is my car smoking

Why Is My Car Smoking?

Why Is My Car Smoking?

Why Is My Car Smoking? PICTURE THIS: You’re out driving to run around and complete some errands and all of a sudden you smell something off and start seeing smoke. Don’t panic! They say that where there’s smoke, there’s fire. That isn’t always the case with your car! Nevertheless, if you ever notice smoke coming from beneath your hood, here’s what you should do first: Carefully pull over and shut off your car. To feel more secure, get out of your vehicle and stand at a comfortable distance. There are numerous reasons why your car could be giving off smoke.   2 Most Common Reasons Why Your Car Is Smoking External Oil leak - If your vehicle is smoking as a result of some kind of external oil leak, you’ll notice white smoke and typically start to smell a bad chemical like smell. Coolant Leak (Vehicle Overheating) - You will also experience seeing white smoke with this issue as well and there will be a sense of a sweet like syrup smell ... read more

Categories:

Auto Maintenance

Why Is The Hood Of My Car Overheating?

Why Is The Hood Of My Car Overheating?

You probably touched the hood of your car before and noticed that it was or wasn’t hot. Have you ever wondered how your motor can get so hot though and still run? Thanks to your cooling system your car is able to keep operating temperature and get you where you need to go. One of the key elements of the cooling system is the Coolant or Antifreeze. What Is A Coolant Flush? Need new coolant in your car? Book online with Frank’s! After miles and years go by the coolant that was keeping your car from overheating eventually breaks down and gets dirty. To keep the inside of your motor in tip-top shape the coolant needs to be periodically flushed and refilled.  How Often Should You Perform A Coolant Flush? This question can be hard to answer. All cars vary in how often they’ll need the coolant replaced in the motor. Some drivers log more miles than others too. In normal driving conditions, every 4 year ... read more

Categories:

Auto Maintenance