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Use Your Nose to Find Your Car Problem

Use Your Nose to Find Your Car Problem

A small symptom like the smell of burning rubber or sweet syrup can be very telling about your vehicle's condition. As a matter of fact, cars contain various fluids that have specific smells themselves. If you catch an unusual scent in your automobile, you should never dismiss it. Read on to learn more about what certain odors mean for your car.  Maple Syrup - Coolant fluid often has a sweet smell, so if you catch a syrupy scent in or around your car, it may indicate a coolant leak. Leaks can occur in the radiator, cylinder head, manifold, and more, so it may be difficult to locate. If you notice this scent, please bring your car to our auto repair shop for proper diagnosis. Burning Oil - A burnt motor oil smell does not sound good. It can happen when your engine overheats or leaks onto the exhaust manifold. You should check your oil levels, and proceed to have your car inspected. Rotten Egg - This smell is the most unpleasant smell your car can give off, and it is very ser ... read more

What Is The Health Of Your Vehicle Battery?

Cold weather is here is Georgia! If you are experiencing any of the following- You hear a grinding or clicking sound when you turn on the ignition, Your vehicle cranks slowly when attempting to start. Your headlights dim when idling but brighten when the engine is revved. Your battery is more than three (3) years old. These are some warning signs that you may need a new battery. Here at Lawrenceville Auto Center, we are stocked with AAA brand batteries to keep your vehicle going strong. We can also do a Fall inspection and make sure the overall health of your vehicle is good. We are family owned and operated and we go above and beyond for our customers! http://www.lawrencevilleautocenter.com

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Prepare Your Vehicle for Winter Months

Have you noticed your headlights looking yellow? We can help clear this up! We have a process we can do that can can make them look new again and this allows for it to be brighter lights for driving in the winter months with it getting darker earlier. http://www.lawrencevilleautocenter.com

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