A LIST OF COMMON REASONS FOR BREAKDOWNS
OVERHEATING - when the temp gauge gas gone to red or hot, usually after a coolant leak | |
WATER PUMPS- usually leaking and cause overheating, possible engine damage from overheating | |
TIMING BELTS- usually break and can cause severe engine damage if interference engine | |
TIRES- usually come in flat, due to lack of tread and steel coming through | |
FUEL PUMPS- usually come in as cranks, no start condition | |
BROKEN BELTS- usually due to improper maintenance or belt tensioner has seized or broken apart | |
BROKEN TIE RODS- usually come in broken due to lack of maintenance, causes loss of steering | |
BROKEN BALL JOINTS- usually come in broken due to lack of maintenance | |
ALTERNATORS- car comes in dead, usually volt gauge has shown discharge or charge light is on | |
BATTERIES- usually last about 5 years or fail early due to bad alternator | |
BRAKES- usually leaking wheel cylinders or blown brake line casing low or no brakes | |
TORN CV BOOTS- usually driven with torn boot for long time and axle breaks from lack of lubrication | |
TRANSMISSIONS- can go at any time, mostly on higher mileage cars | |
EXHAUST SYSTEMS- usually leaking and noisy | |
IGNITION MODULES- can go at any time, usually causes a no start condition | |
STARTER- usually come in as a no start, no crank condition, usually have acted up before |
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