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Don't Wait Until You Have An Emergency To Use The Emergency
Brake--Use It To Park!
By Tommy Sessions



Do you use your *emergency* brake?

You should.

Your emergency brake is not just for emergencies only. You should
use it any time you park on any type incline.

You know, when you pull up to the restaurant to treat your family
to a great meal you have to park on an incline.

Now, you're sitting there enjoying the family-get-to-gather, when
you happen to look out the window and watch your very own vehicle
rolling backwards toward that Mercedes across the parking lot!

Did you set the *parking* brake? Probably not.

A large number of people still call the parking brake an
emergency brake: "That's my emergency brake, an I don't want to
use it...I might have an emergency."

But you should use the parking brake. That's what it's for!

If you don't use it for parking, guess what will happen some day
when you do use it?

It will lock-up on you. So, what happens then? The brakes won't
release and you will have to give it more fuel to get up the road
(or down the road...depends on where you are going).

When the parking brake locks-up it keeps pressure on the rear
brake shoes, or pad if you have rear disk brakes, and this causes
your engine to work harder...plus, not only will it take more
fuel to get to your in-laws, it also causes the engine to run
hotter than normal.

It will cause your rear brakes to wear out sooner.

I have seen the rear drums get so hot that it caused the rear
axle seal to get hot and loose its sealing power...this causes
rear axle grease to seep past the seal.

So, from now on set the parking brake...keep it free, so the
little cable can run to-an-fro to set and release the pressure on
the rear brakes.

You'll be proud of yourself for saving time and money by not
having to take it to the repair shop. :-(

Tommy Sessions has been in auto repair since 1970. He publishes
Bad Car Again Auto Repair Help Newsletter. He is in the process
of setting up a blog for you to read the newsletter and get auto
repair answers. Check the site often to get the details of how to
get the Blog. http://www.badcaragain.com 

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Tips For Safety On The Road :

       

5 Quick Tips For Safety On The Road Pete Lance

The road is a dangerous place. Any driver on the road has
life-and-death power over his passengers and everyone he
encounters on the road, including other drivers. Do not, ever,
lose your focus when you are driving. Here are 5 quick tips to
ensuring your safety on the road.

1. Drive safely, or don't drive. There are many things that can
go wrong on the road. But there are also things that you can do
to lessen the risk on the road. Two rules: Do not drive when
you are drunk, sleepy, or not in full control of yourself. Do
not drive when you are not in full control of the car.

2. Be cooperative. Driving is all about teamwork. You have to
work as a team with the other drivers on the road so as to
ensure nobody gets hurt. You can do anything that people will
reasonably expect you to do. But don't ever surprise other
drivers by doing unexpected things. This can cause big trouble,
especially on the highway.

3. Think ahead. You need to give your fellow drivers time to
react to anything you do. Don't do anything sudden. Signal
before you change lanes or turn. Do things evenly, be it
changing lanes, accelerating, slowing down, etc. Allow the
other drivers to mentally compute where you are going to be.

4. Cool it. Don't let your emotions take control of you. Never
get angry with other drivers, no matter how unreasonable they
are. It is inevitable that drivers make mistakes, even grave or
stupid ones. Some drivers will even weave in and out of traffic,
just to get to the front, and in the process irritate everyone
else. Don't get angry with them, and never get back at them in
anyway, or you may become a hazard yourself. Always remember to
stay “cool, calm and collected”.

5. Your area of vision is the most important. The rule of thumb
is “if you can't see, don't go!” Perhaps your windshield is
cracked. Perhaps your mirrors are not adjusted properly.
Perhaps your windshield wipers are faulty. Don't drive if you
cannot see, especially in wet weather. It's always better to be
late than never.

About The Author: Pete Lance is the founder of
http://www.USGasTrac
ker.org  , a premier company which helps the
consumer save money on gasoline. Thousands of gas stations
across the nation are tracked daily to guarantee the lowest
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