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Mon - Fri:	7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun:	10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Phone: (620) 251-7240

TollFree: (800) 225-4813

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Automobile Parts & Supplies, Auto Body Parts, Auto Engine Rebuilding, Auto Oil & Lube, Auto Repair & Service, Auto Springs & Suspension, Auto Transmission, Automobile Accessories, Automobile Electric Service, Automotive Tune Up Service, Brake Repair, Wheel Alignment-Frame & Axle Servicing-Automotive

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Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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03/25/2015

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Very nice, friendly and honest mechanics! Such a blessing for an out of towner who broke down going through town.

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Phone: (620) 251-4700

Address: 107 W 11th St, Coffeyville, KS 67337

Website: http://www.carterautoparts.com

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Engine and Exhaust System

Engine Repair
Oil Change
Small engines come in two main varieties: 2-cycle and 4-cycle. Two cycle engines have the gas and oil mixed together in the gas tank and do not require a regular oil change. 4-cycle engines have a crank case filled with oil and there is no oil mixed in with the gas. While many of the maintenance items are the same on both types of engines, there are some differences.
Engine Tune-Up
Exhaust System Repair
Starter Repair
Alternator Repair
Engine Services
The last tech tip focused on small engine maintenance. This one will focus on keeping the mower deck itself in top condition.
Spark Plug Replacement
Emissions Inspection
Fuel Injection Service/Repair
Engine efficiency is as critical to fuel economy as reducing parasitic losses. Today's modern computer-controlled, electronically fuel injected engines do a great job at monitoring and adjusting fuel-air ratios for maximum performance and efficiency, but there are still a few things we can do to optimize their performance. Several items need to be regularly serviced. Keeping the air cleaner clean or upgrading to a lower restriction filter element will prevent the chocking (richer fuel mixture) effect. Adding fuel injector cleaner to the gas tank every 5,000 miles will ensure the injectors properly atomize the fuel for consistent combustion and efficiency. Another overlooked component in the fuel injection system is the oxygen (02) sensor. It is really the brain that tells the computer how much fuel to send to the engine. Replace every 50,000-60,000 miles to keep your engine running at peak efficiency.

Transmission and Drivetrain

Transmission Service
Transmission Fluid Service
Clutch Service/Repair
Differential Service/Repair
Axle Repair

Steering and Suspension

Suspension Service/Repair
Steering Service/Repair

Heating and Cooling

Air Conditioning Service/Repair
Radiator Service/Repair
Radiator Flush
Most manufactures specify a coolant flush interval. At this interval, the old coolant is to be drained and replaced with fresh coolant. This keeps additive packs fresh so seals and water pump bearings last as long as possible and also refreshes the anti-corrosion additives to keep the inside of the cooling system clean and smooth for efficient heat transfer.
Air Filter Replacement

Tire Rotation
* tire rotation should be performed every other oil change - about every 6,000 miles. Rotation substantially increases tire life by dramatically reducing wear and tear.
Wheel Alignment
What are the parasitic losses that affect fuel mileage? Anything that impedes the movement of the vehicle down the road such as (tire) rolling resistance, wind resistance, brake drag, wheel alignment and driveline friction. Some items like wind resistance are difficult to avoid. However, tire rolling resistance, brake drag, wheel alignment and driveline friction can all be optimized for a sizeable gain in mileage.
Tire Service

Brake Service
* Replace front brakes every 20,000 to 30,000 miles and rear brakes every 40,000 to 60,000 miles. Driving beyond that without brake service runs the risk of damaging expensive brake components such as rotors, seals, hardware and drums. Replacing rotors will cost you twice as much as a standard brake job, while replacing drums, seals and hardware will cost you three times as much.
Brake Fluid Service
Brake fluid is a specialized hydraulic fluid optimized for use in your braking system. These fluids are DOT graded to produce predictable performance in your vechicle's braking system. Brake fluid is a "wear item" that must be replaced regularly for predictable performance. This is because brake fluid is hygroscopic meaning it attracts moisture from the air. Brake fluid is also susceptible to contamination from friction wear components (mostly from rubber seals and tiny metallic dust) which enter the fluid as the pistons move during brake application. Your vehicle's owner's manual will most likely identify a brake fluid replacement and flushing interval and this should be observed for best braking performance.

Exterior/Interior

Glass Repair/Replacement

Electrical and Electronic

Lighting Services
Battery Service
Your car cannot go far with a broken belt. Belts operate critical engine functions such as water pump and fan, battery charging, a/c operation (and defrosting during heavy rains) and also assist with power steering. Belts age by cracking on the inside. Check the inside of each belt for signs of cracking or age and replace as necessary. A squeeking belt can temporarily be quieted with a can of belt dressing, but this is usually a short term solution. Belt tensioners are also a wear item that can cause squeeking if they weaken. Your automotive service center at Carter's can help you identify the root cause of your belt problems and recommend an affordable solution.
Electrical Service/Repair
For the spark to reach the plug and ignite the fuel, the electrical path must be complete. It is very common to try to start your engine in the Spring after it sits for awhile only to find no spark at the spark plug. Often this is due to corrosion inside one of the small, but critical electrical parts which make up the electrical system. Bringing it in to the Carter service team is the best way to get an accurate and affordable diagnosis of the problem and get running again with the right parts you need.

General Repairs
Darrell grew up in the family auto repair business in Chanute - Kustanborter Machine and Auto. He put in 3 years with a Chrysler dealership, worked at various independent shops, then a Ford-Chrysler dealership where he became an alignment specialist. Moving on to imports, he worked 4 years at a Toyota shop and became a Toyota certified technician. He presently has many years experience in the Carter Service Department and is an ASE Certified Technician.
Auto Maintenance
More than 70 percent of motorists admit that they did not have their cars winterized in preparation for inclement weather, according to a survey conducted by the Car Care Council. This can prove extremely dangerous if your car breaks down due to a lack of preventative maintenance. Why take the risk?
Belts and Hoses Service
Rubber belts and hoses can dry rot becoming cracked and brittle. Fuel lines and filters exposed to UV light from the sun can crack causing dangerous fuel leaks. Brittle belts do not grab as well causing slippage which can affect power transfer or cause a belt to quickly burn up where it rubs on the drive pulley. Sometimes belt dressings or rubber sprays with UV protectant additives or plasticizers can extend the life of these parts. Sometimes you just have to replace them. Carter Automotive carries a full line of protectants, belts and fuel lines and will make custom hydraulic hose on demand.

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