Keeping Your Nissan Truck on Track

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Keeping Your Nissan Truck on Track
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• Automotive and auto parts come with a factory
  recommended service and maintenance schedule. The
  manufacturer will tell you how often to service
  or replace an auto part. At Integrity, we offer
  factory recommended service/maintenance. Our
  highly skilled auto mechanics offer comprehensive
  knowledge and experience.

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• At Integrity, all your factory recommended
  service/maintenance needs are handled with the
  latest diagnostic equipment. As time goes by,
  various auto repair and maintenance needs come up
  at different intervals. Most manufacturers
  recommend car maintenance in intervals of 30,000
  miles. This is the 30/60/90K mile schedule
  (issued by the manufacturers to car owners).

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• Trust the experts at Integrity to keep you on
  schedule, and help you preserve the condition of
  the vehicle, optimize its performance, and
  increase its resale value. The 30/60/90K service
  includes the following fluid replacements, oil
  and filter changes, tire rotation, spin balance,
  pressure adjustments, inspection of spare parts
  of the Nissan truck gears, tires, NTN bearings,
  brake pads, belts, hoses, UD Nissan diesel parts,
  spark plugs, belts, timing belts when applicable.
  

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• To keep running smoothly, your car highly relies
  on oil, lube, and oil filters. Oil helps in
  lubricating, cooling, and cleaning the internal
  engine components. With time, motor oil becomes
  contaminated. Your car needs an oil, lube, and
  filter change every three months (or 3,000
  miles). Most lube shops simply connect a pump to
  your cars transmission fluid lines and pump new
  fluid in, forcing the old fluid backwards through
  the transmissions internal filter and back out
  the other end of the line.

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• At Integrity, we know that this method of service
  not only leaves a dirty filter inside your
  transmission but also breaks loose contaminants
  and sludge from inside the filter and allows them
  to circulate through your transmission, causing
  improper performance and premature failure.
  Instead of this substandard method, we actually
  remove the transmission pan and replace the
  filter, along with the gaskets. We then fill
  your transmission with fresh new fluid to the
  recommended level. This is the type of service
  recommended by manufacturers and required for
  most warranties.

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• Slower acceleration consumes less fuel and is
  easier on your equipment. Quick acceleration may
  get you a few extra seconds, but it creates
  premature wear on your engine, driveline, and
  tires, in addition to increasing your fuel costs.
  Slow braking avoids precious fuel from being
  converted to wasted energy.

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• With hard braking, a lot of the fuel youve used
  to get up to speed is wasted when you apply the
  brakes. Watch ahead a distance of 12 seconds, and
  you should rarely have to react at the last split
  second. Idling requires about a gallon of fuel
  per hour. Thats about 80 a week if your truck
  idles for eight hours a day. An extra blanket for
  when its cold outside and window screens for
  when its warm can help limit your idle time.

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• It takes about 40-50 more horsepower to drive at
  75 mph than at 65 mph? Higher speed requires more
  horsepower, which in turn requires more fuel.
  Experts agree that every mile per hour driven
  over 60 mph reduces fuel economy by one-tenth of
  a mile per gallon.