As dealership showrooms are still closed across the country, car shoppers who cannot wait on their next car are asking, what do I do? Whether they are essential workers who rely on a car to get to work, volunteers picking up groceries for immune-compromised neighbors, or families giving their kids a change of scenery, they need to get a new car quickly.
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Since Governor Andrew Cuomo signed Executive Order 202.8 into law, Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge has transitioned its sales operations to remote availability, but the parts and service departments have remained opened. At first glance, it might be difficult to understand why car repairs fall into the same categories as public utilities, food processing, medical services, and research labs. By no means do we put our work on the same level as the doctors, nurses, and researchers putting their lives on the line to provide life-saving care, but we also understand that they cannot do their work without a reliable means of transportation. They already have enough to worry about, and they shouldn’t have to worry that their car won’t make it home at the end of the day.
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In a new blog post, FCA360 highlighted one of their most useful features in combating car thieves: the Mopar Electronic Vehicle Tracking System (EVTS).
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The check engine light; a light that many people will sometimes drive around with it on without checking into it because of the assumption that the light is on by mistake. Maybe a loose wire or something. It could also mean that something is wrong with the engine. Shocker, I know. The problem is in that the light doesn’t do a good job narrowing down what could be the issue. Is it minor and easily fixed, or is the engine is serious trouble and needs to be service immediately? Here is some of the top reasons why that check engine light may have come on in your vehicle.
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