Pre Winter Tune Up Reduces Car Starting Problems
A survey of motorists in the United States and Canada finds that pre winter tune ups cut hard starting issues. Battery charging and battery replacements increase repeated failures compared with tune ups, with cold regions showing higher tune up awareness. In the U S only 33.1 percent purchased a tune up while Canada reported 41.6 percent. Regional differences show colder areas more proactive. The takeaway: start winter driving with a tune up.
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Gas Cutback Halted by Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Inc rescinded planned gas cutbacks for November and December. John Irwin, sales manager, said arrangements provide extra supplies for markets in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Customers are urged to use gas wisely in Q1 1972.
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New York City Seen As Auto Theft Capital Of World
A leading auto executive labels New York as the car theft capital with Chicago second as professional thieves exploit advanced methods. Officials note more stolen trucks and recreational vehicles while car recoveries slip from 92 to about 84 percent.
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Battery terminal grime risks car power cuts
Dirty battery terminals can cut off your car power faster than an unpaid bill. Clean all battery cables and terminals to ensure proper function and reliability.
Private Firm Certifying Technicians Form NATCB
Henry Sorenson of the Independent Garage Owners of America announces a private industry program to certify automobile technicians. The National Automotive Technicians Certifications Board NATCB is formed with the Automotive Service Industry Association and the National Congress of Petroleum Retailers. Certification requires two years of experience and passage of exams in 15 categories. Sorenson favors industry driven standards over government certification. The NATCB plan follows an Arizona IGOA initiative.
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When to check wheel alignment and balance
The article advises inspecting tires for uneven tread wear and steering drift to detect misalignment or inflation issues. It urges balancing and alignment every six months and after new tires, noting misalignment can waste tire life and affect safety.
Midwinter car wash advice for longer vehicle life
Winter driving leaves cars grimy and salt damaged. A midwinter clean offers bumper to bumper inspection, polish and wax, and a thorough vacuum to remove salt and grit. Even with eventual spring cleanup, a clean car improves safety and appearance and can extend paint life.
Kansas pay-raise study panel adjourns without recommendations
A citizens committee formed by the 1971 Kansas Legislature to study pay raise proposals adjourned without making recommendations. Led by former Gov. John Anderson, the panel hopes to finalize its study Tuesday and present recommendations to the 1972 legislature, though no decision has been made on whether to recommend a pay increase or its amount.
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