In this radio broadcast, Ron Ananian, "The Car Doctor," discusses a series of automotive issues that can lead to vehicle breakdowns, with a particular focus on oil leaks and their consequences.

Ron kicks off by explaining a common issue seen in Honda V6 engines, specifically a 2011 Honda Odyssey that had a significant oil leak. This leak originated from the Variable Valve Timing (VVT) system, causing oil to drip onto the alternator, leading it to fail. The alternator’s failure caused the vehicle to break down on the road. Ron emphasizes that such oil leaks can lead to expensive repairs if not addressed early, urging car owners to inspect the area around the dipstick for signs of oil leakage.

The show also touches on tire maintenance, where Ron advises against seeking cheap replacements for corroded rims, suggesting that proper bead sealers can often solve air pressure issues. He introduces Tech Tire's bead sealer, which he uses to create a barrier that prevents moisture from causing corrosion in tire rims, and stresses its effectiveness.

Throughout the broadcast, Ron highlights the importance of preventive maintenance, offering practical advice on how to handle common car issues and avoid costly repairs.

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The episode centers around Ron Ananian, "The Car Doctor," as he shares expert automotive advice. Key topics include the importance of regular, well-executed oil changes and the pitfalls of neglecting details like replacing drain plug gaskets and cleaning excess oil during service. Ron emphasizes the value of meticulous maintenance in extending vehicle longevity, especially given the high cost of replacements.

Listeners hear an in-depth discussion about a specific case: repairing a 2004 Chevy Tahoe with rusted body mounts. Ron provides practical advice on evaluating repair costs, working with mechanics, and the importance of transparent communication with auto shops. He encourages listeners to approach vehicle care with the same diligence as personal health, stressing the value of proactive, informed decisions.

The episode also invites audience interaction, offering live call-in opportunities to address automotive issues directly with Ron during his broadcast hours.

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The Car Dr is all calls this segment; Justin from PA is calling in about a P0420 cat efficiency code on his VW Jetta; Ron walks him through some diagnostic steps and helps break it down into simple terms. Jesse (from Chico California) is up next with questions about changing transmission fluid on his 2013 Ford F150. He has been told several different answers to the question and now turns to Ron for the definitive answer.

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• 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

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