There are 46 states in the nation that have muffler laws that have some element dealing with “excessive or unusual noise.” In these states, vehicle owners are required to keep the factory-installed muffler in the vehicle. The only four states that do not have any such laws in place are Michigan, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Vermont. […]
Read MoreYour vehicle’s exhaust system helps to channel fumes from the engine through the muffler and out of the tailpipe. All of the components in your exhaust system work together to minimize noise from your engine and prevent excessive smoke and pollution from being released into the environment. Unfortunately, lots of drivers don’t even give their […]
Read MoreYour car’s muffler is responsible for channeling fumes out of your engine and minimizing sound from your exhaust pipe while your engine is running. While they have a relatively straightforward purpose, mufflers are made up of many complex components. When one of these components begins to fail, your muffler may need to be repaired or […]
Read MoreLots of drivers know that feeling of panic that sets in when you see your car’s temperature gauge start to climb. As you watch that arrow tick into the red, you might notice that telltale burning smell and start to see smoke rising from your hood. This series of events can be alarming, especially if […]
Read MoreYou might love the summer heat, but chances are, your car isn’t a fan of rising temperatures. While vehicles are designed to withstand all kinds of temperature and weather conditions, high heat can cause a number of issues with your car. Extreme temperatures can take a toll on many of your vehicle’s systems and are […]
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