Car Battery Corrosion usually appears as a white, blue or green powder around the battery terminals. It forms when battery acid vapors, moisture, heat or a poor electrical connection react with the metal. Over time, the buildup can reduce electrical flow. This may cause slow starting, dim lights or repeated battery problems. Dubai’s high heat … Read more
You can often identify an engine oil leak vs coolant leak by the fluid’s color, smell, texture and location. Engine oil is usually brown, black or amber and feels thick or slippery. Coolant is thinner and may be green, pink, blue orange or another color, depending on the vehicle. Coolant can also have a sweet … Read more
If your brake pedal feel soft or spongy when you press it, the braking system may have air in the brake lines, low or contaminated brake fluid, worn brake components, a hydraulic leak or a failing master cylinder. Sometimes the problem develops gradually; other times, the pedal suddenly becomes soft and unsafe. Do not ignore … Read more
