Gasoline safety tips for cleaning and handling
Gasoline vapor is a deadly killer and should not be used as a cleaning fluid. The American Petroleum Institute advises using only approved high flash point solvents. Kerosene can clean automotive parts. for spills use cleaning compounds or sawdust, then steam cleaner or detergent if needed. Waterless hand cleaner may be used for hands and arms.
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Calamity Jane car spurs Car Care Week drive in Port Huron
A beat-up 1966 car nicknamed Calamity Jane becomes the focal point of a Port Huron Car Care Council education drive. The vehicle showcased dangerous defects including brakes exhaust and steering to promote awareness and a push for compulsory vehicle inspections in Michigan.
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Signs Your Car Steering Needs Attention
Warning signs appear when front end parts malfunction including hard steering, pulling to one side, wandering, uneven tire wear, front wheel shimmy, loose steering, and heavy thumping on rough roads. Causes include worn ball joints, misalignment, loose wheel bearings, and dry steering linkage.
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