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Fall is in full swing. There's a little extra chill in the air with another Northern Delaware winter just around the corner. The fall season is the perfect time to take care of important automotive maintenance and repair needs before the colder months.  Thorough Vehicle Inspection If you haven't had any maintenance done for awhile, you might want to bring your vehicle in to Fox Run Auto for a full inspection. Our automotive technicians will look over your vehicle and our service advisors will provide you with a detailed inspection report. We will outline all our findings and give you a full breakdown of what repairs may be urgent and which may not be necessary right away. We'll also be able to provide you with accurate price estimates for any recommended services. That way, you c ... read more

Whenever you hear a strange noise coming from your vehicle, it should grab your attention. It's more than just an annoyance. It's often your car trying to tell you something is wrong. If your car, truck or SUV doesn't feel quite right, or you notice anything unusual (bad odors, odd sounds, fluid leaks, smoke/steam, etc.), you shouldn't ignore it. Get your vehicle looked at by an expert mechanic to determine if there is a problem, and how serious that problem might be. This Halloween season, we're used to hearing some spooky sounds. Here are 9 of the scariest sounds you don't want to hear coming from your car: 1. Screeching These are sounds most often associated with brake, ... read more

We all have to deal with car problems at some point. It's just part of modern life. Our vehicles help us get around easily wherever we need to go. Yet sometimes, they they have issues and we have to deal with them. Whether you are in an accident or something just isn't working right, you don't want to put off inspections or repairs for too long. Why You Shouldn't Wait Many major automotive problems begin with one small issue. A loose belt or cable, a worn seal, a small fluid leak—these are little things that are often easy to fix if caught early on. It won't cost much to replace or adjust a minor component that is failing. This is why you should bring your car, truck or SUV to a trusted mechanic as soon as you notice anything unusual. We're talking about strange smells, sounds or feelings that the vehicle isn't running as smoothly as normal. Maybe your car feels a littl ... read more

Your vehicle's suspension system plays a very important role. However, it's one of those things that many drivers don't really think about until it becomes a problem. Your suspension provides you with better handling and safety when driving. It also protects other important automotive systems and components like brakes, wheels, tires, axles, differentials and more. All of these parts are interconnected. A problem with one can snowball into serious issues throughout the car. Taking proper care of your suspension system and its vital components will help ensure the best possible handling performance for your vehicle. It will also extend the lifespan of your suspension and other affected equipment. Here are 5 tips for better suspension system maintenance from the Northern Delaware automotive specialists at Fox Run Auto: 1. Check Your Wheel ... read more

If any of the spark plugs in your car are dead or aren't firing correctly, you will quickly begin to notice some problems. Though small, they play a very important role in the overall performance and health of your vehicle. Your spark plugs should be checked and tested regularly, and then replaced as needed to ensure proper functionality. Here are 7 signs that you may need new spark plugs, according to the automotive experts at Fox Run Auto: 1. Rough Idling When you are at a stop and the engine is idling, you can generally tell when something isn't right. If the idling is very rough or the engine is sputtering, it may be a sign that one or more of your spark plugs is failing. It could also be some other engine problem worth getting checked out. 2. Vehicle Struggles to Start A very common sign of a ... read more