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Crack on Engine Block: What is it, Causes & How to Fix It

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A cracked engine block is every car owner’s worst nightmare. Not only is it one of the most serious—and expensive—issues your vehicle can face, but it’s often mistaken for a blown head gasket or cracked cylinder head.   Recognizing the signs of a cracked engine block early—such as overheating, coolant leaks, and reduced performance—can save […]

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Snow Chains for Tires in Canada: Laws on When to Use Them

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  Winter driving in Canada is a challenge. Even with winter tires in place, icy and snowy roads often call for extra traction. That’s why many drivers turn to tire chains for snow—a reliable solution to boost your vehicle's grip when conditions worsen.    At CarHub North York Chrysler, we’re committed to keeping you safe […]

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Bad Fuel Pump Symptoms You Need to Be Aware Of

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Is your car acting up? Are you experiencing bad fuel pump symptoms like stalling, sputtering, or difficulty starting? A failing fuel pump can leave you stranded and facing a hefty repair bill.    Understanding the symptoms of a bad fuel pump is crucial for preventing further damage. This post will explore the key symptoms of […]

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Radiator Fluid Leak from Engine: How to Fix It?

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  Have you noticed a suspicious puddle of green, pink, or another colored liquid beneath your car? This is often an early sign of radiator fluid leaking—from the engine block, the front, or even the back of the engine.     A car radiator fluid leaking issue can lead to engine overheating and, in some cases, […]

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Every Driver’s Guide: Ideal Tire Pressure for Winter Driving

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  Navigating icy roads and snow-covered streets can challenge even the most experienced drivers. While investing in quality winter tires is essential, a crucial yet often overlooked factor is maintaining the ideal tire pressure for winter driving.     The question many drivers ask is, "Should I lower my tire pressure for better traction in the […]

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