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Caring for your car’s exterior can often be an added hassle during an already hectic lifestyle; one more thing added to the already long list of things to do when there are never enough hours in the day. Now that winter is over (we hope) it’s important to remember to wash your baby's belly. Salt and other ice-melt products from the road coat the underside of your vehicle as you drive. Keeping your vehicle clean is especially difficult during winter months, but can prolong the structural life of your vehicle.

If your Check Engine light is on, you will need a code reader or scan tool to diagnose the problem. The tool plugs into a diagnostic connector that is usually located under the dash near the steering column. The tool displays any fault codes that are causing the Check Engine light to come on. The tool won’t fix your problem, but it will give you an idea of what might be wrong. Further diagnosis is usually necessary to figure out which part needs to be replaced.