Category Archives: Fuel System

You may have found yourself in the following situation: You go to get your oil changed and the service adviser at Nelsons Automotive of Pewaukee recommends you get a new engine air filter. You say yes, but because you didn’t … Continue reading →

/>   Have you ever gone to Brookfield to listen to an orchestra? The musicians take the stage early and tune their instruments. Each individual instrument must be in tune, but the critical thing is for the entire orchestra to … Continue reading →

All modern vehicles come with fuel injection systems, so it’s a topic we all need to know something about. All new cars and trucks sold in Pewaukee, WI over the last 30 years or so have come with fuel injection … Continue reading →

  />   A lot of gas is wasted in the Sussex area by dirty fuel delivery systems. Let’s start at the tank. The gas tank gathers dirt, rust and sediment over the years. That’s why there’s a fuel filter to … Continue reading →

The price of gas has got everyone talking. It seems that people who need a bigger vehicle to carry family and gear, or provide four wheel drive, are especially hit hard. That is why we thought it would be good … Continue reading →

This fuel saving tip is so simple, no one from here to Sussex will believe it. It has to do with your gas cap. The first thing is to make sure it’s screwed on tight. If it’s loose, gas vapor … Continue reading →

If you’re a quart low in your SUV, there isn’t enough motor oil to lubricate your engine properly. The extra friction causes drag that reduces fuel economy while you’re driving around the Waukesha area. The same goes for dirty oil; … Continue reading →

Let’s talk about alternative fuel vehicles. In their quest to reduce the use of fossil fuels and harmful exhaust emissions to our Pewaukee environment, automakers will have a number of alternatives for us very soon. For instance, Flex Fuel vehicles … Continue reading →

There are a surprising number of small, inexpensive parts that can lead to expensive engine damage when they fail. It doesn’t seem right. Fortunately a lot of those things can be taken care of in routine maintenance. They may not … Continue reading →