About Brake fluid is black or brown Inspection
Brake fluid is black or brown Inspection
As you know, your vehicle requires certain fluids to run smoothly - gas obviously, oil - and also brake fluid. Brake fluid is used to operate disc brake systems and drum brake systems. When you press on the brake pedal this sends brake fluid from the master cylinder to your calipers (disc brake system) or brake cylinder (drum brake system) and this presses the brakes together safety slowing down your vehicle to a stop..
What could be the issue that requires an air is not coming out of the vents inspection?
- When switched on, air is not blown from the vents
- Air only comes out from vents when on certain fan speeds
- You notice a drop in air quality inside the vehicle
The ventilation system inside your vehicle’s cabin is a comprehensive system with many moving parts. If air is not coming out of the vents it could be a problem with your blower motor, blower resistor, a sensor or switch - or even a bad relay. Your certified GoWrench mechanic will examine all relevant components to ensure you know exactly what the issue is.
What to expect
- Your certified mechanic will arrive during your scheduled time slot
- Your GoWrench mechanic will inspect all components of the ventilation system beginning with the fuse and relay before venturing more in depth into the system
- Your GoWrench mechanic will provide detailed feedback on your issue
How is will your mobile mechanic perform an air is not coming out of vents inspection?
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic will check the fuse and relay
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic will attempt to activate the fan to see if there is any movement
- Your certified GoWrench Mechanic will continue to examine all components of the ventilation system until the problem is discovered
- Once completed, your certified GoWrench Mechanic will provide a detailed description of the issue and next steps.
How important is having an air not coming out of vents inspection?
Depending on climate, this issue can easily jump from a minor inconvenience to a safety hazard. If your vents are not releasing the air required to defog or defrost your windshield your visibility will be severely impacted. It is not recommended - or legal - to drive a vehicle without clear visibility out of the front windshield.
