| Ask A Tech #9: Leaky Gaskets |
| Written by Ask A Tech |
| Tuesday, 30 November 2010 00:00 |
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Keeeha from St. Cloud asks: If you don’t get an oil change every 3,000 miles, can this damage your car to where it will start to leak? Thanks for asking, Keeeha! Missing an oil change shouldn’t cause fluids to leak. Most of the time, a fluid leak is caused by a gasket that has dried out. Oil changes are important to protect the engine, so it is a good idea to change the oil based on the manufacturer’s specifications. It’s a good thing you sent in this question, because you won a free oil change! And for everyone else in need of an oil change, Tuffy is offering a special right now. Ask A Tech is here for you. The technicians from each of the 18 participating Tuffy Orlando locations will answer your questions every two weeks. The questions selected will win a free oil change good at any of the 18 Tuffy Orlando locations. Enter to win your free oil change and learn more about your car at the same time! |
