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Car Spare Parts

Why Should You Buy Car Parts From Ford Auto Wrecker?

Car Spare PartsRegular maintenance is a must to keep any car in excellent form and in top running condition. Due to the use and ageing of the vehicle, you may need to replace car parts as it may get exhausted or damaged. The modern living standards instigate us to look for affordable solutions. Therefore, we are on the lookout to grab car parts that maintain quality to provide respectable performance and at the same time, come at a reasonable price point. Here is where auto wreckers in Sydney like Ford Pro steps in.

When people meet with car accidents and their vehicles are badly damaged, and that they don’t want to repair and keep it anymore, so they approach auto wreckers who buy their vehicle precisely for the genuine spare parts that they can reuse in other vehicles. At FordPro Wreckers, we have a huge collection of genuine car parts in Smithfield for all makes and models of Ford. Hence, if you’re looking for genuine spare parts for your Ford vehicle at a fraction of cost then you need to get in touch with FordPro Wreckers.

Why should you go to Ford Wrecker for Obtaining Parts for your Ford car?

Smithfield auto wreckers buy all sorts of cars from people including vehicles that are damaged, old or vehicles that have met with an accident. Then after, auto wreckers remove intact and usable auto parts from those vehicles and recycle them as needed for further use. Subsequently, they wreck the vehicle’s body. Compared to buying brand new Ford parts, you can buy used car parts from the Ford wrecker just at a fraction of cost. Moreover, at times, you don’t get original brand new Ford auto parts in the market for some discontinued or dated Ford models, so a Ford auto wrecker is the convenient choice.

Furthermore, when a vehicle needs recurrent repairs, it becomes an annoyance and you just want to get rid of it by selling it away, so the finest way is to approach an auto wrecker and sell it effortlessly.

Therefore, you can go to Ford auto wrecker in two different scenarios viz.:

1)    When you want to buy quality parts for your Ford vehicle,

2)    When you want to sell away your old, accident hit or damaged vehicle.

Besides, older cars have a tendency to discharge carbon monoxide, which can slowly damage the ozone layer. Indeed, car wrecking facilitates recycling of car parts for possible reuse in other vehicles, so it’s an environmentally friendly solution.  

Final Words

If you have an old Ford car and if it’s still running in excellent condition; however, you may need to replace its spare parts as and when needed. If you’re unable to find original parts for your dated Ford or you want to save money, in both scenarios, you can approach Ford auto wreckers in Sydney, and maintain your Ford car in good running condition and increase its life. Thus, Ford auto wreckers not only help you get essential parts for your older Ford car so that you can continue driving your Ford car and also get decent performance out of your Ford car but also help you to save money and keep the overall maintenance costs down.

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Changing the oil and filter on your Ford

Changing the oil on your car is a very important part of maintaining your Ford. Regular oil changes will help your Ford drive better and last for longer. Changing the oil is simple and is done in a few easy steps.

Changing the oil is a very important to maintaining ford

  1. Jack the front of your car up or put it on a hoist. On the bottom of your engine, which is known as the oil sump you will see a hexagonal shaped plug, known as the sump plug. After placing an oil catch pan under the sump, undo the sump plug and let all of the used oil drain out
  2. Once the oil has completely drained out, you will need to remove your oil filter, which is located on the side of the engine. You will need a filter removing tool to do so. Once the filter is removed, drain the oil out of the filter and dispose of the oil and used filter properly.Remove sump plug - Let all of the used oil drain out - Remove oil filter from ford car
  3. Before fitting your new oil filter, remove the plastic film over the part of the filter that screws on, and lubricate the rubber seal on the filter with some engine oil.
  4. Screw the oil filter on and do it up tight by hand, ensuring that you do not over tighten the filter as it can do damage to the filter or housing.
  5. Put the plug back into your sump and make sure it is done up tight. Make sure you do not cross thread the sump plug, and do not over tighten it. Some sump plugs have a small gasket that goes on them, if so it is a good idea to replace that too.
  6. Now that your filter and sump plug are on you can now fill the engine up with oil from the oil filler cap.
  7. Do not put all of your oil straight in. You need to add the oil bit by bit and continue to check it on the oil dipstick. Remember the oil takes time to drain from the top of the motor to the sump, so give it a little time in between pouring it in before checking.
  8. Once the oil is filled to the correct level on the dip stick, its then safe to put the oil cap back on and start the vehicle. Let the car run for a small amount of time to get all of the oil pumping through the engine.Now close sump plug & filter - Fill engine oil from oil filter cap - Check oil lavel with dipstick
  9. Switch the engine off and then pull the dipstick out, and check it again. The oil level may have dropped as the oil has now been pumped through the motor and filled the filter up. If needed removed the oil cap, top up the oil and replace the cap.
  10. Now it is sake to lower the car off the jack and you have finished the job!

If you are looking any used ford parts, Kindly call us on 02 9757 1811 or Visit @ http://www.fordprowreckers.com.au

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