2005 Mazdaspeed Mazda Mx-5 Miata
One more thing... you should always check transmission fluid levels if you notice a leak. Transmission fluid is different from motor oil in that it doesn't burn. So if you check the fluid level and it's low, you've got a leak, no doubt about it. Which you need to get fixed.
car shocks absorbers Not any type of weather condition can scare me any more. Not the sun, rain, sleet, snow, nor wind, even dust and bird muck I'm not afraid of anymore. I know that everything can try as much a they want but will be unable to penetrate and get through to my car.
The Military Intelligence thinking is not to allow soldiers to buy their own body armor BUT allow after market armor to be added to soft skinned vehicles. In 2005,I saw plywood walls filled with sandbags stacked 3 to 4 feet above the center of gravity and overloading the steering gear. How many people died in single vehicle rollovers caused by after market armor vs. people that died from privately owned body armor?
jetta roof rack The rain contains high levels of acid that will cause the paint-work and finish of any car disintegrate. The paint will be left peeling, and the exterior looking very patchy. This is aside from the numerous water-marks that are left over the exterior, and a rust that begins to settle on the body-work. All of this would need extensive cleaning and repairs just to return your car to a respectable state, as it was previously.
Suspension dampers Obviously you should keep your coolant levels topped up at the recommended levels. But you will need to flush your coolant system periodically. There are coolant flushes available formulated to neutralize acid buildup in the system, so it may be a good idea to use one of those.
The first thing you need to consider is tire clearance; that is once you get past the sticker shock. If you install over-sized wheels but maintain the outside diameter of your tires, you will most likely be okay. If you purchase tires that are 3 inches taller, that's a whole other story.
In order to look out for damage, then you should keep an eye out for dents along the housing, or any mounts that are broken. It is typical for the shocks that came along with your car to be in good enough shape, but may simply not be able to keep up with the demands of your car or truck. If this is the case, then it will be time for you to not only replace but to upgrade the suspension system in your vehicle. You will need to do this with some shocks or struts that are more heavy duty than what you originally had.
