Ebner's Auto

Weather extremes can take a tremendous toll on the belts and hoses in your car engine. Extended periods of cold can make the materials brittle and they can crack and break. High ambient air temperatures can make the material too soft and susceptible to failure.

When it is raining, and you turn your windshield wipers on, you expect the wipers to work. When they don’t, there is a problem. First, check the fuse to make sure it has not blown. If it is still in working order, the problem may be with the wiper motor or the switch itself.

Did you know that leaving your car running on idle for long periods of time eats up gasoline? The Car Care Council says you'll use less gasoline restarting your vehicle than letting it idle.