Davenport Auto Repair

A blown fuse in your car can cause anything from minor annoyances, like a radio that won't turn on, to more significant problems, like a malfunctioning engine. In any case, it's essential for drivers to know how to replace a burnt fuse quickly and easily. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to perform the replacement: Step 1: Locate the fuse box The first step is to locate the fuse box in your car. It's usually found in one of two places: under the dashboard on the driver's side or in the engine compartment. The owner's manual should have a diagram showing the fuse box's location in your vehicle's specific make and model. Step 2: Identify the burnt fuse Once you've found the fuse box, you need to identify which fuse has blown. Again, your owner's manual should have a diagram that shows you which fuse is which. If not, there may be a diagram on the inside of the fuse box cover. Step 3: Remove the burnt ... read more

Earth Day is celebrated on April 22nd, as a reminder to take care of our planet. As an auto repair shop, we understand the impact of the vehicles we work on and their environmental effects. We feel like it is our responsibility to we want to share some tips on how to make your vehicle more eco-friendly. Keep Your Vehicle Well-Maintained Regular maintenance not only ensures that your car runs smoothly but also helps reduce emissions. This includes replacing air filters, spark plugs, and oxygen sensors when necessary. Check Your Tire Pressure Underinflated tires can decrease fuel efficiency and increase emissions. Check your tire pressure regularly and keep them inflated to the recommended level. Use Eco-Friendly Products  When washing your car, use biodegradable soap and avoid using harmful chemicals. You can also use eco-friendly car wax to reduce your carbon footprint. Stop Idling If you are waiting for someone or are stuck in traffic, turn off your engine instead of idl ... read more

Road trips with pets can be a fun and rewarding experience, but they can also be challenging. As spring and summer roll around, we know you probably have many trips planned ahead. If you are preparing to bring your furry friend along for the ride, here are some tips for traveling with your pet(s): Plan Ahead: Before embarking on a road trip with your pet, it is vital to manage expectations. You should research pet-friendly hotels, restaurants, and rest stops along the way. Make sure to pack enough food, water, medication, and toys for your pet. Prepare Your Vehicle: Your pet's safety and comfort is just as important as yours during the trip. With that being said, it is best to bring a crate or carrier for your pet and secure it in the back seat with a seatbelt or harness. Make sure it doesn't slide around. Take Frequent Breaks: Just like humans, pets need to stretch their legs and go potty during a long road ... read more