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<title>All about tyres</title>
<description>Adam Ford, Segie Moodley and Bridgestone South Africa&#8217;s technical consultant Marcus Haw gave tips on how to maintain your tyres so that they can last longer. They also talked about how you can spot a damaged tyre and what you should do if you notice a bubble on the side of a tyre, whether it is safe to drive with a deflated run-flat tyre, and how a run-flat tyre can be repaired after it gets a puncture. The team also explained why you should put your tyre with decent tread at the back, the difference between wheel alignment and wheel balancing, as well as the danger of not having your car wheels aligned. 

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<pubDate>15 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Cam belts and what happens when they get damaged</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley spoke about different car problems including acceleration problems. They also talked about what would be a good value-for-money second hand combi and recommended some cars for you if you are in the market for a new vehicle on a limited budget. Also on the show was a discussion on what would be a better four-seater convertible, as well as cam belts and what happens when they get damaged. The team also talked about the highlights of the 80th International Geneva Motor show which is currently underway. 

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<pubDate>08 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Doing regular maintenance is vital</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segi Moodley gave advice on what you can do if your car has various problems including: the grinding noise felt when driving the car; a hooter that is not working properly; and an oil smell that comes from the ventilation area. They also spoke about why it is important to check your car tyre pressure regularly, especially before a long trip and gave some tips on how to check if your tyres still have enough tread on them. They also give you options if you are in the market to buy a good and value for money 4x4. Also discussed on the show was the life span of car batteries and how to get rid of scratches on your windscreen. 

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<pubDate>01 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Paying more for your car in the name of going green </title>
<description>Our car resident expert Adam Ford gave callers some tips on buying new cars. He also took calls from people who are experiencing technical problems with their cars. Some of these questions included cars that were overheating, problems with the steering wheel, injector repair (especially with Jeep), aircon and brakes. The general Manager: group communications and public affairs for BMW South Africa was in studio talking about CO2 emissions tax. He then explained why they need to look at the big picture for the sake of the environment. 
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<pubDate>22 February 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley- Tips on a hassle free process buying that first car. </title>
<description>Our car expects gave many callers advice on making the right decision for that first car, whether brand new or a second hand. The team gave advice on buying a car that consumes low fuel, the importance of comparing insurance premiums quotes, and negotiating a great deal for the car. They also gave advice to callers who had technical problems with their cars such as ignition (mostly with BMW callers), the gear box and servicing your car at accredited dealerships. 
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<pubDate>15 February 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Toyota&#8217;s recall</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley spoke about what you can do if your car has problems which include engine idling, gearbox and stalling problems. The team also speaks to Andrew Kirby from Toyota South Africa about some of the cars that are to be recalled in South Africa due to faulty accelerator pedals and what you should do if you own one of the affected vehicles. Andrew also spoke about Toyota&#8217;s safety plans going forward. Also on the show were some recommendations on which car to buy if you are in the market for a new vehicle. 

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<pubDate>08 February 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Car batteries and suspension problems explained</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley talked about the recalling of Honda Jazz car models. The team also gave advice on what you can do if your car has the following problems: if it consumes a lot of oil; front right suspension problem; and starting problems. They also talked about what you should do if your car&#8217;s oil cooler leaks and why a car&#8217;s battery might explode. Also discussed on the show - how you can maintain your car&#8217;s battery and recommendations on which cars would be better buys for you if you are in the market for a new vehicle. 

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<pubDate>01 February 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley look at various car problems</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley gave advice on what you can do if your car has the following problems: diffs that are making a noise; gear problems; faulty windscreen wipers and stalling problem. They also talked about the reasons why a car would lose power; whether it is a good idea to fit an after-market air conditioning system in your car and recommended a car that is suitable for loading purposes. Also discussed were the various options available if you are looking to buy a station wagon, as well as the Zwartkops International Rce due to take place on Friday, the 29th of January. 

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<pubDate>25 January 2010</pubDate>
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<title>All your car problems answered</title>
<description>Car experts Adam Ford and Segie Moodley gave advice on what to do when your car uses too much oil or has airbag and gearbox problems. </description>
<pubDate>18 January 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Dealing with overheating and idling</title>
<description>Adam Ford and Segie Moodley gave advice on what to do if your car has the following problems: starting problem; a leak coming out of the petrol tank; and if you get a strong exhaust fuel smell that comes into the passenger compartment when the car windows are open. They also talked about the possible causes of overheating; an idling problem that happens when the ignition is off; as well as the significance of the engine management light. Also on the show - how to re-register a car that has never been on a public road; and what to do if your car&#8217;s catalytic converter makes a rattling sound when driving.  They also gave an advice on what to buy if you are in the market for a new vehicle.</description>
<pubDate>11 January 2010</pubDate>
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