Tampa Auto Repair

If you're a person who likes their car clean, then you probably know the frustration of fuzzy or oxidized headlights. The problem with blurry headlights isn't just that they are visually unappealing, but faint lights also impact your visibility during night drives.    In the past, vehicle headlights in older model cars were made of glass. However, the headlights on modern cars have evolved and been designed with a very tough plastic called polycarbonate plastic. While this heavy-duty plastic is sturdy, it's permeable. They come with a protective film, but with wear and tear, the layer can become damaged. With damage, the porous material will become oxidized.    Before attempting all the DIYs you find on the internet, you must figure out whether the oxidation is inside or outside your headlight. If the imperfection is on the outside of your headlight, follow the easy instructions below to remove the oxidation. If the damage occurred on the inside of t ... read more

A dead car battery can be highly bothersome, but there are ways to avoid it most of the time. To help prevent your battery from dying, you first have to know what causes it to drain. Set those jumper cables aside and check out these six things that can explain why your vehicle's battery keeps falling.   You Forget to Turn Your Headlights Off If your battery keeps draining, the first thing you should check are your vehicle lights. Many new cars nowadays have headlights designed to turn off automatically. But if your automobile doesn't have this setting, your headlights may stay on until you either turn them off or till your battery is completely dead.   Your Battery Connections Are Loose or Corroded The positive and negative terminals found on your battery can sometimes get loose or corroded over time. If your terminals become compromised, you may have trouble starting the vehicle because your battery can't correctly transmit power! You can stop corrosion fro ... read more