Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, dives right in this week.

Main Topics Discussed in This Episode:


Technology and Driver Dependence:
Ron discusses Forward Collision Alert (FCA) technology in GM vehicles.
Expresses concerns about drivers relying too much on technology rather than developing safe driving habits.
Questions whether safety features like automatic braking make drivers complacent.


Cheap Auto Parts and Their Consequences:
A caller, Chris from New Jersey, shares an experience with a Volkswagen alternator issue.
After multiple failed repairs using low-quality parts, a higher-quality alternator resolved the problem.
Ron warns against the increasing availability of poor-quality car parts and mechanics opting for cheaper alternatives.
He criticizes the "race to the bottom" in auto parts and urges consumers to demand better-quality components.


Brake System Issues in Older Vehicles:
Another caller, David from Idaho, discusses braking problems in his 1999 GMC Suburban.
Ron suggests diagnostic tests, such as unplugging the ABS system to check for differences in brake performance.
They debate whether the ABS system itself is flawed or if other factors, like air in the brake lines, are contributing to the issue.


Listener Engagement & Giveaways:
Listeners are encouraged to submit car-related questions via email.
The show is offering a $25 LMC Truck gift card and merchandise to one lucky caller.

Key Takeaways:
Auto safety technology is helpful but may encourage driver complacency.
Cheaper auto parts often lead to recurring issues; investing in quality components is crucial.
Diagnosing car problems systematically is essential before modifying or replacing parts.
The show values listener participation, providing expert advice and occasional giveaways.

Listeners are encouraged to call the 24/7 hotline at (855) 560-9900 with their automotive questions and to visit www.cardoctorshow.com for more information.
Follow Us On Instagram  -   @ronananian   
Visit our You Tube Channel for auto repair tips and videos 
Call Into The Car Doctor Hotline 24/7 (855)560-9900   
Live Call In Show Saturdays 2-4PM Eastern Time 

 

 

Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, dives right in this week.
Main Topics Discussed in This Episode:
<ol>
<li>
Technology and Driver Dependence:
<ul>
<li>Ron discusses Forward Collision Alert (FCA) technology in GM vehicles.</li>
<li>Expresses concerns about drivers relying too much on technology rather than developing safe driving habits.</li>
<li>Questions whether safety features like automatic braking make drivers complacent.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Cheap Auto Parts and Their Consequences:
<ul>
<li>A caller, Chris from New Jersey, shares an experience with a Volkswagen alternator issue.</li>
<li>After multiple failed repairs using low-quality parts, a higher-quality alternator resolved the problem.</li>
<li>Ron warns against the increasing availability of poor-quality car parts and mechanics opting for cheaper alternatives.</li>
<li>He criticizes the "race to the bottom" in auto parts and urges consumers to demand better-quality components.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Brake System Issues in Older Vehicles:
<ul>
<li>Another caller, David from Idaho, discusses braking problems in his 1999 GMC Suburban.</li>
<li>Ron suggests diagnostic tests, such as unplugging the ABS system to check for differences in brake performance.</li>
<li>They debate whether the ABS system itself is flawed or if other factors, like air in the brake lines, are contributing to the issue.</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
Listener Engagement &amp; Giveaways:
<ul>
<li>Listeners are encouraged to submit car-related questions via email.</li>
<li>The show is offering a $25 LMC Truck gift card and merchandise to one lucky caller.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ol>
Key Takeaways:
<ul>
<li>Auto safety technology is helpful but may encourage driver complacency.</li>
<li>Cheaper auto parts often lead to recurring issues; investing in quality components is crucial.</li>
<li>Diagnosing car problems systematically is essential before modifying or replacing parts.</li>
<li>The show values listener participation, providing expert advice and occasional giveaways.</li>
</ul>
Listeners are encouraged to call the 24/7 hotline at (855) 560-9900 with their automotive questions and to visit <a href="http://www.cardoctorshow.com">www.cardoctorshow.com</a> for more information.
<ul>
<li>Follow Us On Instagram&nbsp; -&nbsp; &nbsp;@ronananian&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
<li>Visit our You Tube Channel for auto repair tips and videos&nbsp;</li>
<li>Call Into The Car Doctor Hotline 24/7 (855)560-9900&nbsp; &nbsp;</li>
<li>Live Call In Show Saturdays 2-4PM Eastern Time&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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With over 40 years of repairing cars and 27 on the radio helping you repair them, Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, is an expert at everything automotive. Call us at 855-560-9900.

With over 40 years of repairing cars and 27 on the radio helping you repair them, Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, is an expert at everything automotive.  Call us at 855-560-9900.

Ron Ananian The Car Doctor

Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, is a nationally recognized automotive expert, master technician, and trusted voice in car repair and consumer advice. For more than 30 years, Ron has blended real-world shop experience with straight-talk radio, helping drivers understand their vehicles and the industry with clarity, humor, and honesty. As host of the long-running Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor radio show—heard nationwide across major networks—he brings diagnostics, storytelling, and practical wisdom together in a way only a seasoned mechanic can. Whether it’s a tough trouble code, a buying decision, or a behind-the-scenes look at shop life, Ron delivers the insight listeners rely on.

Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor, is a nationally recognized automotive expert, master technician, and trusted voice in car repair and consumer advice. For more than 30 years, Ron has blended real-world shop experience with straight-talk radio, helping drivers understand their vehicles and the industry with clarity, humor, and honesty. As host of the long-running Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor radio show&mdash;heard nationwide across major networks&mdash;he brings diagnostics, storytelling, and practical wisdom together in a way only a seasoned mechanic can. Whether it&rsquo;s a tough trouble code, a buying decision, or a behind-the-scenes look at shop life, Ron delivers the insight listeners rely on.

Ron Ananian The Car Doctor™

Classic Car Doctor - July 4, 2015 - Hour 2, 1st Half - Ron Ananian, The Car Doctor - (855)560-9900 - 24/7 Hotline

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