Liberty Auto Repair

You're pulling out of your driveway, and you notice a puddle of mysterious liquid under your car. Panic sets in. Is it something serious? Could it be an expensive repair? While most of the time, it isn't something to be concerned about, if it goes unnoticed, problems arise.  If you want to understand a little bit more about the subject, our team has quite a few things to share, so keep on reading! The Truth About Fluid Leaks Are fluid leaks really that bad? The short answer is yes and no, depending on when you notice them. Vehicle fluid leaks should not be ignored. They can be indicators of underlying issues that, if left untreated, may lead to more significant and costly troubles, as we mentioned at the start. Here are some common types of vehicle fluid leaks and why they matter: Engine Oil Leaks Engine oil - you can look at it the same way we look at water; we can't live without it. A leak can lead to inadequate lubrication, inc ... read more

You're driving your beloved manual car, and suddenly, you notice something unusual with the pedals. The once familiar and effortless movements now feel strange, leaving you puzzled and concerned. Don't fret; you're not alone! Many drivers experience peculiar sensations with their gas, brake, and clutch pedals, and in this blog, we'll explore some common reasons why this might occur. Whether you're a seasoned manual driver or just starting, understanding these pedal mysteries can help you stay safe and maintain your driving confidence. |The Gas Pedal Enigma If you're feeling an odd resistance or a lack of responsiveness in the gas pedal, there could be several underlying causes. Let's take a look at some potential culprits: Sticky Throttle Cable: Over time, the throttle cable that connects the gas pedal to the engine can bec ... read more

For car enthusiasts and those seeking to enhance their driving experience, performance upgrades offer a way to unlock the full potential of their vehicles and customize it at the same time. Whether it's improving horsepower, increasing acceleration, enhancing handling, or optimizing fuel efficiency, they can transform a regular car into a thrilling machine. Let's take a look at the different types of performance upgrades, what they do, and a few benefits they contribute to! |What Are Performance Upgrades? Performance upgrades refer to modifications made to a vehicle's components or systems to improve its overall performance and capabilities. These upgrades can be focused on the engine, exhaust system, suspension, brakes, aerodynamics, or even the electronics. By fine-tuning or replacing certain parts, performance upgrades aim to optimize power, responsiveness, handling, and other key performance aspects of the vehicle. |Types of Performance Upgra ... read more

When it comes to maximizing your car's performance and optimizing its capabilities, tuning and custom programming are very helpful. These "techniques" involve modifying the engine control unit (ECU) or electronic control module (ECM) to enhance various aspects of your vehicle's performance. In this blog, we will explore how tuning and custom programming can benefit your car, from increased power and improved fuel efficiency to a more personalized driving experience. |Increased Power and Performance One of the primary benefits of tuning and custom programming is the ability to unlock additional power and performance from your car's engine. Through modifications to fuel and ignition maps, turbo boost levels, and other engine parameters tuners can optimize the engine's output to deliver more horsepower and torque. This translates into faster acceleration, improved throttle response, and enhanced overall performance. While the obvious disadvanta ... read more

The brake system is responsible for bringing your car to a stop or deceleration. This means that it is very important for controlling the vehicle and for your overall safety. But how does it work, and what are the main components that are in the system? Don't worry because we will go over that in a moment, so continue reading if you want to find out more.   1. Brake Pedal - Drivers Input The first component of the braking system is the brake pedal. It is also the first and only one you come into contact with when braking. It is the middle (if driving a manual) or the left (if driving an automatic) pedal. It is responsible for preserving the braking fluid in the lines when pressed.   2. Brake Lines - Carry The Signal To The System The brake lines, as their name implies, are lines that hold braking fluid. They connect the brake pedal to the calip ... read more